Dine in a sample sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use dine in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for dine.
- Dine well. (10)
- We dine four. (10)
- Ik Dine and a Dauphin! (10)
- Where should he dine her? (8)
- And now they were to dine with her. (10)
- When are you coming to dine with me? (8)
- I dine with my friend Victor Radnor. (10)
- To dine tete-a-tete with that fellow! (8)
- She was invited to dine; she refused. (10)
- We dine with Mrs. Mountstuart tonight. (10)
- He was invited to dine with Lady Wathin. (10)
- I had an appointment to dine with a friend. (10)
- I had an appointment to dine with a friend. (22)
- I have had to dine on buns and hideous soup. (10)
- I tell you they call him Mr. Ik Dine in town. (10)
- They knew he was to dine in Lansdown Crescent. (4)
- I want to ask him to dine with us some Sunday. (13)
- Dine as well as you can while you are in England. (10)
- By the way, will you dine with us on Christmas Day? (8)
- He must get through, for he wished to dine in Soho. (8)
- He and Howell Edwards would dine and wrangle it out. (10)
- I seldom dine out, but I think I can muster up a coat. (8)
- I dine with them, sleep at the Wells; hotel for a night. (10)
- She promised to dine and sleep here, if she returned in time. (10)
- At four they were to dine, and at six to set off on their return. (4)
- I like a French cook, and can dine comfortably off a single dish. (10)
- I should like to dine with him; I dare say he gives famous dinners. (4)
- Sir William invited him to dine and sleep at his house that night. (22)
- Mr. Paramor, who was about to dine, invited his visitor to join him. (8)
- When she wished to dine her friends of the Tory party, I consented. (18)
- And it was surely not her fault that such people must lunch and dine. (8)
- Cecilia did not suppose that Captain Beauchamp would remain to dine. (10)
- He came to dine with them the day before the first Newmarket meeting. (8)
- Still, I was to go, and dine, and float on the water, plucking flowers. (10)
- Thus we were enabled to dress suitably and dine pleasantly, and, as Mr. (10)
- We dine at Rosings twice every week, and are never allowed to walk home. (4)
- I am going to dine with Gray, C. J., this afternoon to meet the Friday Club. (14)
- And he departed and went to Borchardt, where he intended to dine exquisitely. (12)
- Her gallant squire was invited to dine with her that evening, costume excused. (10)
- I always had an invitation on Sundays to dine with them in the middle of the day. (8)
- Old Jolyon told him to put his dress clothes out; he was going to dine at the Club. (8)
- They have half a buck from Northanger twice a year; and I dine with them whenever I can. (4)
- I could dine all the survivors at the table on which I write, and I should like to do so. (7)
- Colonel Sudley named the train: an early train; the major was engaged to dine at the Club. (10)
- Here in the company of two really good copies of Raphael Madonnas he was wont to dine alone. (8)
- It is incompatible that you should dine with Lady Gosstre, and then run away to a drinking booth. (10)
- He smuggled a handful of gold into her keeping, and went to dine with his uncles, happy and hungry. (10)
- To-morrow evening John and I dine with you, and I look forward to plenty of controversy and amusement. (10)
- But Jeff consented to come in and dine with him at his restaurant, and afterward go to the theatre with him. (9)
- Jolyon climbed back into his cab, wondering why he had not asked her to dine and go to the theatre with him. (8)
- The gallant Major had gone forth to dine with General Sir George Frebuter, the head of the Marines of his time. (10)
- A man might dine on four shillings and sixpence, enjoying a modest half-pint of wine, and he possessed that sum. (10)
- A man might dine on four shillings and sixpence, enjoying a modest half-pint of wine, and he possessed that sum. (22)
- Go there, and see Mrs. Chickley, and tell her I am coming to dine and sleep, and shall bring one of my daughters. (10)
- Dr. Middleton misdoubted the future as well as the past of the man who did not, in becoming gravity, exult to dine. (10)
- The room, which had been designed to enable twenty-four people to dine in comfort, held now but a little round table. (8)
- Mrs. Bennet invited him to dine with them; but, with many expressions of concern, he confessed himself engaged elsewhere. (4)
- My aunt Dorothy and Janet thanked me for my consideration in sitting down to dine with them; they excused my haste to retire. (10)
- The sum of twenty-one pence was in his possession, and, I ask you, as he asked himself, how is a gentleman to dine upon that? (10)
- The sum of twenty-one pence was in his possession, and, I ask you, as he asked himself, how is a gentleman to dine upon that? (22)
- She tried to persuade her father to wait for Nevil, and invite him to dine at Mount Laurels, and break the news to him gently. (10)
- Temple came to dine with us, so I did not leave him quite to himself, and Temple promised to accompany him down to the island. (10)
- Not only had Algernon never failed to dine every day of his life: he had no recollection of having ever dined without drinking wine. (10)
- Not only had Algernon never failed to dine every day of his life: he had no recollection of having ever dined without drinking wine. (22)
- With the General came Generals Knox and Wayne to dine, and after a short presentation and exchange of compliments they all sat down to dinner. (18)
- Always rather elusive in his movements, he was now too elusive altogether for those who had been accustomed to lunch, dine, dance, and sport with him. (8)
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