Examples of diner

• During the late 1940s and 1950s, diners, bowling alleys and trailer parks all sought to detach from their hardscrabble and unsavoury origins.

• Incredible as it may seem, other diners found that the sight of people with disabilities eating in the same place put them off their food.

• The number of staff required varies with the number of diners.

• I will certainly net permit a discussion of diners as workers.

• Is there to be any indication of whether they must have four tables or 40 tables for diners?

• One of my fellow diners raised the problem of the deliberate leaving-on of the two-way radios fitted to delivery motor cycles.

• There is yet another sector where accidents can occur —the private sector, at theme parks, motorway service centres or, as is increasingly the case, roadside diners or even pubs.

• Have not the last few months shown that this order limiting the number of diners is unfair, unworkable, and quite useless, and is it not time that it was cancelled?

• When spices were pushed round there was an orange on the dish, and diners were allowed to handle it and smell it, and they then had to put it back.

• All the diners clap in delight at the thought of the treat to come, and tell their host what a super chap he is, and they then all dig in.

• She tried to get into a restaurant to have a meal and was refused entry on the grounds that her physical appearance would put other diners off.

• He showed great concern that diners should not be ripped off over service charges in restaurants; now he is showing his concern for those buying motor vehicles.

• Having sat and waited for so long, was the dish that arrived so late, even at the last moment, to be dashed from the diner's plate?

• When eating, diners generally share food from a large tray placed in the centre of a low dining table.

• Usually a meal is served with a round of bread so diners can assemble their own chip butty with leftover chips.