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"I had not expected to be dining in such state," she said as he led her down the room.

Half of the people dining in the restaurant area stood up as she came through.

I dined in your house when you were a baby.

"Such as the officers dining in the town the day before the final battle?"

Two can dine in style for $45, or half that with a bit of care.

Having done all this, one might then dine in the restaurant.

If you are dining in, my child, don't have Cook hold dinner.

The French, she said, "always made everyone feel they were not up to the experience of dining in their restaurants."

"I just stopped by to set the table, so you two could dine in style."

Twice a day he sat down to dine in state, almost always eating alone.

Diners can eat inside and still have the view, but to our mind, summer is for dining in open air.

There is a back terrace for dining in good weather.

Here the two boys separated, as they were to dine in different places.

She wasn't precisely certain why females were expected to do this when dining in public.

Tonight it was easy to imagine that they were dining in a fine Eastern restaurant.

I was taken back by the suggestion, since we had never dined in his office before.

To dine in one of these is almost to slip away from this century into another.

Most Americans, for example, leave tips even after dining in restaurants they will never visit again.

People come from all parts of the county to dine in the popular downtown area.

We get fat munching alone, rather than dining in groups.

Despite more than 10 years' friendship, the two have never dined in each other's home.

The bakery and cafe is open for dining in or taking out.

It is one of the best sources about food and dining in cyberspace.

After dining in an old tea house, we walked outside into the soft summer night to sit on the bank of a small lake.

The hotel had two restaurants and they now dined in the second.