Dine example sentences

Related (13): eat, dinner, meal, feast, sup, lunch, breakfast, restaurant, cuisine, dining, diner, banquet, table

"Dine" Example Sentences

  1. We dine at that Italian place every Friday night without fail.
  2. She loves to dine alone with a good book and a glass of wine.
  3. They dine out so often that their kitchen is basically decorative at this point.
  4. Honestly, I'd rather dine at home than deal with another crowded restaurant.
  5. He's been known to dine with celebrities when he's in the city.
  6. My parents dine early — like five o'clock early.
  7. You should dine at the new place on Fifth Avenue if you get the chance.
  8. We dine together as a family maybe once a month if we're lucky.
  9. The president will dine with the ambassador tonight at the embassy.
  10. I can't dine with you next week — I have that conference.
  11. Where do you usually dine when you're traveling for work?
  12. They dine like royalty but live in a tiny apartment.
  13. After the show, we decided to dine at that late-night bistro.
  14. He doesn't dine out much anymore — he's become quite the home cook.
  15. Why does everyone want to dine at the same three restaurants?
  16. She'll dine with her in-laws whether she likes it or not.
  17. Dine with us sometime — I'm making that pasta you loved.
  18. The couple dined in silence, their marriage hanging by a thread.
  19. Most nights we just dine on whatever's in the fridge.
  20. To dine well in this city, you need either money or connections.
  21. They dine exclusively at restaurants with Michelin stars.
  22. I dine best when I'm not thinking about calories or carbs.
  23. Can we dine somewhere quieter next time?
  24. He watched her dine with someone else and felt his chest tighten.
  25. We dine at the same table where my grandparents dined fifty years ago.
  26. The guests will dine in the garden if the weather holds.
  27. Dine early or dine late — the food's the same either way.
  28. She'd been dreading having to dine with her ex's new partner.
  29. They dine like they're performing for an invisible audience.
  30. I prefer to dine with people who actually listen when I talk.

Common Phrases

  1. dine out
  2. dine in
  3. dine with
  4. dine alone
  5. dine well
  6. dine together
  7. dine at
  8. dine on
  9. fine dining
  10. wining and dining
  11. dine and dash

Examples by Level

A1
  1. We dine at six o'clock every day.
  2. I like to dine with my family.
A2
  1. She dines out on weekends when she has money.
  2. They dine at a nice restaurant for their anniversary.
B1
  1. Honestly, I'd rather dine at home than spend a fortune at some trendy place.
  2. He hasn't been able to dine with us since he moved away, which is a shame.
B2
  1. The way she dines — with such deliberate slowness — suggests someone who's learned to savor every moment.
  2. They dine together less often now, though neither of them has admitted why.
C1
  1. To dine well requires not just good food but the right company and the right frame of mind.
  2. She'd grown accustomed to how she would dine in silence, a habit born from years of solitary meals and unspoken resentments.
C2
  1. There's something almost defiant about choosing to dine alone in a city obsessed with being seen.
  2. He understood, perhaps better than most, that when people dine together had become less about nourishment and more about the careful maintenance of a fiction.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. We dine at the kitchen table most nights, just the three of us.
  2. My neighbor always seems to dine at exactly five-thirty — you can set your watch by it.
💼 Workplace
  1. The team will dine together after the presentation wraps up.
  2. I usually dine at my desk because leaving the office feels impossible.
📊 Business
  1. The executives dine with potential investors to discuss the merger.
  2. We dine clients at the steakhouse downtown — it's expected in this industry.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. This restaurant is too expensive to dine at regularly, but it's worth it for special occasions.
  2. I'm looking for somewhere nice to dine that won't completely destroy my budget.
✈️ Travel
  1. When we travel, we always dine at local places instead of chain restaurants.
  2. The hotel concierge recommended where to dine, and honestly, it was the best meal of the trip.
📚 Education
  1. The school hosts events where parents and teachers dine together to discuss student progress.
  2. My daughter's class will dine at the cafeteria as part of their etiquette lesson.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We used to dine together every anniversary, but that stopped years ago.
  2. He knew something was wrong when she refused to dine with him anymore.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The senator will dine with foreign dignitaries to discuss trade agreements.
  2. Reports suggest the two rivals dine at the same exclusive club, though they avoid each other.
💻 Technology
  1. There's an app now that helps you find places to dine based on your mood.
  2. The restaurant uses AI to predict when customers will dine and adjusts staffing accordingly.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. Members of the board dine annually to review organizational strategy and financial performance.
  2. The study examined patterns of how frequently families dine together and its correlation with academic outcomes.

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