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Definition of dining hall in English: dining hallnoun A large room, typically in a school or other institution, in which people eat meals together. Example sentencesExamples - Campers live in University residence halls and eat meals at University dining halls.
- He made her get out of her room and go to the dining hall and she insisted he wear his false teeth.
- A hundred portraits line the corridors of academe, while offices, lecture rooms and even dining halls boast original art.
- There was a huge lodge building complete with many rooms, a kitchen and a dining hall.
- It owns the Moto chain of motorway service areas, provides school meals and operates the dining halls at many of our higher education establishments.
- It was a little past supper time, but there was always extra food in the dining hall after meals, so it wouldn't be too bad.
- Communal meals in the dining hall allow you a chance to catch up with friends and make new ones.
- There were even training rooms and dining halls and rooms where people could play sports.
- Included in the expansion are renovations to the present dining hall and to kitchen facilities.
- We all ate dinner together with her friends in the dining hall, so she could show us off.
- I got back to Main campus at 6pm and dropped my stuff in my room then made my way to the dining hall.
- The kitchen and dining halls offer a visual feast with ultra-modern implements.
- Enter the restaurant and I'm in a giant room resembling the dining halls found in universities.
- He dashed out of the room, and into the dining hall, where everyone waited for him.
- We are doing that mainly by improving school meals and by making dining halls more attractive.
- Before going to the dining hall, we stopped by my room to drop our stuff off.
- The problem of buildings is not simple either, because this type of school should be a boarding school with dormitories, dining halls, specialized libraries, rooms suitable for seminar work, etc.
- The dining hall will also be expanded and the kitchen will undergo renovations.
- He walked out of the dining hall and climbed up the stairs to head to his room.
- It was delightful, compared to the conversations with fellow college kids in the dining halls, or my solitary meals in delis or coffee houses hunched over a textbook.
Definition of dining hall in US English: dining hallnounˈdīniNG ˌhôl A large room, typically in a school or other institution, in which people eat meals together. Example sentencesExamples - Enter the restaurant and I'm in a giant room resembling the dining halls found in universities.
- I got back to Main campus at 6pm and dropped my stuff in my room then made my way to the dining hall.
- We all ate dinner together with her friends in the dining hall, so she could show us off.
- It was a little past supper time, but there was always extra food in the dining hall after meals, so it wouldn't be too bad.
- There were even training rooms and dining halls and rooms where people could play sports.
- It owns the Moto chain of motorway service areas, provides school meals and operates the dining halls at many of our higher education establishments.
- He made her get out of her room and go to the dining hall and she insisted he wear his false teeth.
- The dining hall will also be expanded and the kitchen will undergo renovations.
- He dashed out of the room, and into the dining hall, where everyone waited for him.
- A hundred portraits line the corridors of academe, while offices, lecture rooms and even dining halls boast original art.
- Before going to the dining hall, we stopped by my room to drop our stuff off.
- There was a huge lodge building complete with many rooms, a kitchen and a dining hall.
- We are doing that mainly by improving school meals and by making dining halls more attractive.
- Included in the expansion are renovations to the present dining hall and to kitchen facilities.
- He walked out of the dining hall and climbed up the stairs to head to his room.
- Communal meals in the dining hall allow you a chance to catch up with friends and make new ones.
- The problem of buildings is not simple either, because this type of school should be a boarding school with dormitories, dining halls, specialized libraries, rooms suitable for seminar work, etc.
- The kitchen and dining halls offer a visual feast with ultra-modern implements.
- Campers live in University residence halls and eat meals at University dining halls.
- It was delightful, compared to the conversations with fellow college kids in the dining halls, or my solitary meals in delis or coffee houses hunched over a textbook.
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