Meanings of back dining in English

I peeked around Yuri's shoulder toward the back dining room, picturing Beyla there.

She instantly opened the door of the back dining-room, and beckoned to me to follow.

I pointed toward the back dining-room, which had been made into a bedroom for Philip.

She looked in the back dining room, the hostess area, and even the front parking lot.

Her white-columned porch wrapped partially around the side of the house, ending at the set- back dining room.

As I went downstairs and into the back dining-room I heard the latch of the hall door rattle.

From there I reached the back dining-room door easy enough, went around to the kitchen, and called Leon softly.

Oh those weary days in that dark back dining-room, from which not a square inch of sky was visible!

Only the French-window of the back dining-room stood open, on to the flight of wrought-iron steps leading down into the garden.

A set of 13 Victorian hoop- back dining chairs from the same source carries an estimate of £1,500-£2,000

The room was about the size of the small back dining-room in an ordinary London lodging-sayin Oxford or Cambridge Terrace, for example.

Walking in silence to the Park Plaza Diner, a favorite eatery for the courthouse crowd, Josephine Massino went into a back dining room.

O'Gorman including: Victorian library bookcases; set of eight Victorian balloon- back dining chairs; William IV sideboard; Victorian walnut three-door credenza; 19th century mahogany corner cabinet.

Elsewhere in the sale a set of 12 Victorian mahogany balloon back dining chairs made £8,900, again well above estimate.

Six Victorian balloon back dining chairs fetched £1,050 and a George IV mahogany D end dining table sold for £1,000.

After only a few seconds she returned with one of my high- backed dining room chairs.