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We were neighbors at dinner.

We still sometimes burn candles at dinner.

We eat dinner at 8:00.

Let's eat dinner at the plant's canteen.

Those pesky salesmen always call at dinner time.

You can sit next to Roger at dinner.

Jake: Talk to me about it at dinner.

He ignored carefully-crafted seating plans at dinner.

I had the privilege of sitting at dinner with them at the Confederation of Indian Industry pre-WEF dinner.

Don't overeat at dinner, especially at buffets (or you'll feel it back in your hotel room).

Eat oatmeal at breakfast, choose whole-wheat bread at lunch, or whip up brown rice at dinner instead of white.

No wonder she held people in rapt attention at dinner parties, in line at the market, at bus stops.

We all made pigs of ourselves at dinner and now feel rather sick.

Eat dinner at lunchtime: Switch it up, eat your big meal in the afternoon.

I have scheduled an appointment with a client at dinner time.

She saw the servant working at dinner with an indifferent eye.

I have been more intentional about going through lessons from Sunday School pamphlets given out the preceding week at dinner.

After playing, we went to a restaurant to eat dinner, but at that time, our baby already was too sleepy.

Past RI President Charles C. Keller gives a standing ovation at dinner celebrating the impact of Rotary's peace programs.

People here eat dinner late, usually at nine o'clock in the evening is the climax of the meal.

You can purchase an expensive bottle of wine at dinner, get a massage or go on a weekend getaway.

Is he always logging in late hours, whether it be at the office, at dinner with clients or on business trips?

So, if he just got a promotion at work, toast him at dinner and tell him exactly why he deserved it.

She'd make such a goddamn fuss over what we talked about at dinner, aiming at topics of Common Interest, topics that celebrated our cohesion as a family.

Yes, let's eat dinner.

Glanders, the atrocious Captain of Dragoons, when informed of the occurrence by Mrs. Glanders, whistled and made jocular allusions to it at dinner time.

"These clever boys with their structural adjustment programmes, they will make life very hard, they will destroy a generation," you told Mother at dinner.

Newly-estaBlished nice dining hall in our hotel decorated splendidly, with a Band accompaniment at dinner time, gives you unforgettaBle enjoyment.

Children should eat more fruits and it is better to eat fruits at dinner time, said a New Zealand research report Thursday.

These vary according to the meal, with coffee or tea and fruit juices customary at breakfast, soft drinks, tea, and coffee at lunch, and coffee or tea at dinner.

I make a fresh juice every morning with a selection of fruits, and I also try to have at least two big bowls of salad a day – one at lunch, one at dinner.

At school the next day, I secretly poured my luncheon soup into a bottle and brought it home. Then I talked the cook into serving it to Mother at dinner.

Like so many people in other cultures, many Americans are taking time to relax and enjoy the finer tastes at dinner, even if they still rush through lunch at a hamburger stand.

He spent 2008, the election year, at the University of Cambridge in England and found himself in lecture halls and at dinner tables trying to explain who this man was.

I usually eat dinner early.

Evening, we eat dinner together.

I eat dinner every day.

It's time to eat dinner.

A majority of the 1, 000 parents surveyed also said they insist at dinner that children keep napkins in their laps, ask to be excused from the table and refrain from talking with a full mouth.

"When you look to the recent past, you are more likely to kick yourself for blurting out something inappropriate at dinner or buying something you couldn't afford," he said.

She didn't say it in so many words, but in the way she stood in the kitchen or in the open double doors, or walked from room to room, inspected my father's books and sat with me at dinner.

It hopes to inspire those who have got out of the habit of reading decent books, cannot keep conversation flowing at dinner parties, or need to expand their holiday horizons.