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61. Ven had invited her to dine out with him that night and she had accepted.

62. The pounds pile on as they break for split-pea soup, munch chocolate-chip cookies, dine on shrimp and pasta.

63. But there have been grander times when dozens of guests from the Royal Family down would dine from their silver service.

64. The Foresters Dine in the original atmosphere of an old Coaching Inn.

65. Leadburn Inn Dine in splendour in a beautifully converted railway carriage.

66. Central,[sentencedict.com] loud-music joint where you can get in free if you dine at the attached burger place first.

67. I have received an invitation to dine with the Mayor.

68. Cramond Brig Hotel Dine in style in the restaurant, or choose to eat in the bar buffet.

69. The winner will receive two free wine and dine tickets on the preserved railway of his/her choice.

70. Adjacent to the hotel, guests may dine in the lively garden restaurant overlooking the river.

71. It all looks very attractive, particularly on a warm evening when you can dine outside.

72. At separate tables, couples talk; the late-shift workers dine alone; the waitresses pour coffee.

73. She wanted to dine with him, of course she did - but that was just the trouble.

74. Will you dine in or out this evening?

75. Let's dine out for a change, Tom.

76. We dine out once a week.

77. You can't dine out on previous success forever.

78. How many can you dine in this hall?sentencedict.com

79. Shall we dine in tonight?

80. Cameron : Let wine and dine you, then decide.

81. You don't have to wine and dine a beer.

82. I dine out every Monday.

83. Will you dine a la carte or take d'hote?

84. Today teachers' day , we dine together!

85. I always dine and wine them.

86. Let's dine a la carte.

87. Spartan, today we dine in the hell!

88. Open area, nice to dine in during night time.

89. Leonidas: Spartans ! Tonight we dine in HELL!

90. Do you dine in on Sundays?