dinnertime , also: dinner time

It was getting on for dinnertime when we went in.

Four and a half hours later, it was getting close to dinnertime.

It meant, Just be sure you come back at dinnertime.

She had worked through the entire day; it was dinnertime.

Now I want these things out of here and off my ship before dinnertime.

"So only you and your husband were in the apartment at dinnertime?"

Stone a couple of free hours; after all, he had nothing else to do until dinnertime.

There were only five potatoes in her house come dinnertime.

They went up front to help a crowd of dinnertime customers.

Dinnertime became an adventure: what will we be having tonight?

He'd be in Vancouver by dinnertime, and we'd never see him again.

We never have had a dinnertime like this in months."

Dad left the house every day before dawn and did not return home until well after dinnertime.

I'll be back at dinnertime, and we can talk things over some more."

At dinnertime, we were far from any of the places on Leslie's list.

"I ask both of you to think about it and let me have your answer by dinnertime.

She'd had to cook for herself because Andrea was never home at dinnertime.

It wasn't until dinnertime that she thought of the young girl with a start.

And it's one that all families can relate to - especially at dinnertime.

Hours later into the night, way past dinnertime, Charlie is sitting on a rock, still trying to figure out what he wants.

That evening at dinnertime he told his parents about the Jew and what had happened.

If anyone is still here tonight at dinnertime, it's cold sandwiches.

He then finished the cookie, even though it was almost dinnertime.

Now at dinnertime here, we're speculating about how far it will go.

Gets really crowded at dinnertime, so try it for lunch if you can.