What is "dinnertime"

Usage examples of "dinnertime".

Through short encounters on the bridge and dinnertime chats, he slowly determined who among them were loyal to the Union and who were not.

Gendibal did not see Novi again till after dinnertime, at which time she was brought to him by the woman to whom he had endlessly explained the situation-at least, the nonsexual character of the situation.

It was at dinnertime, and in the middle of some amusing conversation, that he imparted that piece of information.

These tales, carried through the streets by the beggars and hawkers, repeated at dinnertime by Madame Quenuble, Eliste had initially dismissed as wild rumour.

It was not until dinnertime, when all had changed, including Clio, who wore a black Lycra cat suit, that Robbie made the obvious point.

With that, he resumed his dinnertime discursion as if the exchange with his daughter had never occurred.

Together we watched the young moms coping with the anguish of dinnertime.

From dawn till dinnertime Ombersley House was the scene of restless activity, and the road outside noisy with the wheels of tradesmen's carts and the whistling of innumerable errand boys.

We went out in mokoros in mid-morning, and stayed out until dinnertime.

The rest of the afternoon, weaving north through Monterey Park, Rosemead, Alhambra, Temple City, Arcadia, you meet with varying success, but catch a few welshers in Pasadena during the early evening, around dinnertime.

By dinnertime, Todd had a deep respect for Honey's skills as a negotiator.