dine out on something

Examples of dining

dining

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

There was a small living area, possibly for a dining table, at the high windows at the mews.
But acoustics is not only important in performance spaces: it also has a strong effect on 'non-acoustic' spaces like libraries, museums and dining halls.
The restaurant seats approximately 200 dining customers with a bar0waiting area that seats an additional 100 customers.
Nowhere were the complex relationships of class and gender more evident than in the middle-class kitchen and dining room.
First, dining habits were undergoing changes from the eighteenth to nineteenth century.
The home was attractively furnished and had a spacious hall, sitting room, television lounge, conservatory and dining room.
At the restaurant, flies were captured from the kitchen, the public dining room, and near a dumpster in the parking lot.
No distinction at all except officer explorers and wireless people have it in the dining room.
In many residential designs, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, deck/patios, windows, doors, stairs or gables, are no more than standard architectural features.
The living room, the dining room and two bedrooms each had two windows and faced the street.
In fact one third of the living room is lowered a half level to connect to the kitchen and dining area below.
Such houses are highly subdivided, with kitchens, dining rooms, several bedrooms, and other elements common to the large modern house.
The observations were conducted in public spaces, including dining rooms, corridors and lounges.
And if so, the problem is how to get an adequate picture of these changing dining habits.
Now he is going for lunch into the dining room, and has left his book in the common room.
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