diner造句

So none of us ever liked this diner?

As we head out for supper, I realise there are two types of diner on board.

Take advantage of local specials at the neighborhood diner instead of eating in your hotel?

Suddenly, I stopped and stared in the large storefront window of the campus diner.

At the diner I have bacon and eggs and another beer.

It's identical in every roadside diner across the States, a Platonic ideal that need never be messed with.

I worked he dropped me off and went to the diner to drink coffee until work time.

But his best line is, in this lister's opinion, when he orders food, definitely to go, at a diner.

River's death will only bring more publicity for the originally themed diner - which, along with the ironic nature of his demise, would no doubt amuse him.

T wo attorneys went into a diner and ordered two they took out sandwiches from their briefcases and started to eat.

Mary Noble and I slid into the ancient red leather and steel booth of a diner in Birmingham and placed our breakfast order.

After a drive-through employee failed to respond to the man's threat of contacting the police, the irate diner called 911, a police report alleges.

At the diner, our all-black crew consisted of a grill woman, one waitress, a sandwich maker and a dish washer.

SITTING in a booth in a classic Manhattan diner, Dan Doctoroff, clad in jeans and a short-sleeved shirt, is sipping a diet soda and musing about the city he loves.

Another young worker at the diner cackled with laughter when I asked her about the plague of illness which suddenly seems to be affecting so many on Grand Isle.

He always ate a ham-and-Monterey-Jack omelet, and when I saw him walking toward the diner, I tried to have it on his table as soon as he sat down.

Inside a local diner, a news anchor on the TV rattles off the latest update, "Capitol Hill saw its first deadlock of the term on the Senate floor this morning."