be in time for dinner

Vanyel was in time for dinner, a pleasure he would just as soon have done without.

She went so far that she had to take a taxi back to be in time for dinner.

If he motored fast, he would be in time for dinner.

That will be in time for dinner.

We left Rocky Beach after lunch and here we are in time for dinner."

Harry was back at Blair Windsor's in time for dinner at six thirty.

I guess I'm in time for dinner."

"I wonder if we'll be in time for dinner," remarked the drow, still smirking wryly.

I was burning to get away, for it was already doubtful if I should be in time for dinner.

She said they were getting an early start because she planned to ride over to Lord Farith's in time for dinner.

"You're in time for dinner, so you're fine.

I collected my evening clothes from a man of the name of Attenborough, whom I employ to take care of them when they are not likely to be wanted; found a white shirt, which looked presentable after a little pruning of the cuffs with a razor; and drove to the Gunton-Cresswells's in time for dinner.