Sentence for dining-room | Use dining-room in a sentence

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• Except the dining-room. (14)
• The dining-room after lunch. (8)
• And he passed into the dining-room. (8)
• Yates is storming away in the dining-room. (4)
• He stole back to the dining-room unnoticed. (8)
• She goes back demurely into the dining-room. (8)
• He turned, and walked firmly to the dining-room. (8)
• Go quietly into the dining-room and wait for her. (8)
• She fled into the dining-room and locked the door. (8)
• They move across the hall towards the dining-room. (8)
• He was invited by Danvers to enter the dining-room. (10)
• The open windows of the dining-room let in the sunlight. (8)
• You know that glass gallery just beyond the dining-room? (9)
• He got up, went into the dining-room, and drank some brandy. (8)
• He entered the hotel, passed into the dining-room, and sat down. (8)
• He returned with Soames into the dining-room, but could not rest. (8)
• Having sealed and posted this letter, he went into the dining-room. (8)
• Hilary, with a very grave and harassed face, was in the dining-room. (8)
• His eyes are fixed on the double-doors that lead into the dining-room. (8)
• She draws his arm through hers, and they move towards the dining-room. (8)
• The meeting with his new daughter-in-law took place in the dining-room. (8)
• And the luncheon-table in the dining-room could not possibly hold more. (10)
• He went into the dining-room, ate a biscuit, and drank a brandy and soda. (8)
• June came out of the dining-room, and helped him on with his summer coat. (8)
• The heat and smell and twaddling voices of the hotel dining-room faded away. (13)
• Inside, there was to be a reception-room on the street and a dining-room back. (9)
• He went quickly into the hall, listened a second, and opened the dining-room door. (8)
• Our own ghosts would rise up in that dining-room to reproach us for our intrusion! (9)
• He went into the dining-room, furthest away from that room whence the sounds issued. (8)
• Rosamund exclaimed, but reported that no loud voices were raised in the dining-room. (10)
• In the dining-room at Stanhope Gate old Jolyon was sitting alone when his son came in. (8)
• Thyme had told her that Hilary was in the dining-room, and wanted specially to see her. (8)
• A door, Left back, leads into the dining-room, and a door, Right forward, into the hall. (8)
• Then there is the china-closet which opens through to the kitchen from the dining-room. (17)
• Through the partition wall he could hear him still tramping up and down the dining-room. (8)
• My idea of the simple and the natural will be to have the table spread in the dining-room. (4)
• They had come out of the dining-room, and Dan stopped to get some cigarettes in the office. (9)
• Over the cool dining-room, with its faint scent of pinks, of melon, and of ham, came silence. (8)
• As soon as he was awake, he stole softly out and was the first in the dining-room for breakfast. (9)
• James was still in the dining-room talking to Soames, who had come round again before breakfast. (8)
• When Smither, creaking with excitement, had left him, Soames entered the dining-room and sniffed. (8)
• The dining-room, full of shining light, and treated from the low-down grate, was a pleasant place. (9)
• Three had gone when he heard the dining-room door opened, and Fiorsen crossing the hall to the front door. (8)
• He sat by the dining-room fire, with the door open, disturbed to the soul, trying to read the evening paper. (8)
• He had not been long seated in the dining-room when a distant connection strolled up and took the next table. (8)
• He moved from his wife, without further effort to comfort her, and pottered heavily out into the dining-room. (9)
• It was late the following afternoon when Soames stood in the dining-room window gazing gloomily into the Square. (8)
• Lunch was long over, but her father had not gone out, for he met her in the hall and drew her into the dining-room. (8)
• Entering her hotel, he took his seat in a far corner of the dining-room whence he could see all entrances and exits. (8)
• She surmised that he had drunk up all that he had in his room, and was making for the side-board in the dining-room. (9)
• In the middle of what was clearly the dining-room, she tried to subdue the tremor of her limbs and a sense of nausea. (8)
• She would have slipped up to her own room, but old Jolyon, who had heard her entrance, was in the dining-room doorway. (8)
• During supper an orderly of the escort showed himself into the dining-room and asked permission to speak to the colonel. (1)
• Then Hart walked to and fro in the gloomy dining-room until his mother came down for dinner, which they ate in silence. (13)
• Cynthia came back in time to go into the dining-room and see that all was in order there for supper before the door opened. (9)
• That night, after dinner, the dining-room was cleared for dancing, so that the guests might feel freedom and gaiety in the air. (8)
• At the end of the limit she had given the Colonel, Mrs. Lapham looked into the dining-room, which she found blue with his smoke. (9)
• After the house was nearly emptied, those mourners who had been in the dining-room appeared, to take carriages for the cemetery. (13)
• At last he heard footsteps, and waited, hidden behind the door of the empty dining-room, lest at sight of him she should turn back. (8)
• This itself is hard by the gate, with a small dining-room on the ground floor and a whole corridor of cells similar to mine upstairs. (2)
• In the kitchen there should be a magnet-operated annunciator, connected with the front and rear doors and the dining-room push-button. (17)
• He sat, one silence in the dining-room, where they had all lingered together, and in the library beyond the hireling watcher sat, another silence. (9)
• In the dining-room they were soon joined by Mary and Kitty, who had been too busily engaged in their separate apartments to make their appearance before. (4)
• Usually there are at the most four rooms which must be arranged on the ground floor of the small house: the living-room, dining-room, kitchen, and pantry. (17)
• In the dining-room a floor outlet should be provided for operating on the table such things as a toaster, chafing-dish, coffee-percolator, egg-boiler, etc. (17)
• Thus it happened that when Lady Busshe and Lady Culmer quitted the dining-room, Miss Middleton had spirited herself away from summoning voice and messenger. (10)
• All her dejection, and feverish uncertainty were gone; she felt keen, fresh, terribly hungry, and stealing into the dark dining-room, began rummaging for food. (8)
• At the round table in a dining-room, all black oak, with many candles, and terrible portraits of departed ancestors, Anna sat between the magistrate and Gordy. (8)

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