Examples of 'new cafeteria' in a sentence
Meaning of "new cafeteria"
new cafeteria - This phrase denotes a recently established or renovated dining area where meals are served. It can refer to a space within a school, workplace, or other institution where food and beverages are available for purchase or consumption
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The new cafeteria is behind the arena.
I would like to announce a new cafeteria initiative.
A new cafeteria was built on the site.
There is a new cafeteria policy.
New cafeteria girl has a sexy thin eyebrows thing going on.
The project also includes a new cafeteria and an outdoor terrace.
The new cafeteria of the madanis complex proposes a.
Attention crew, do not forget to vote for the new cafeteria wallpaper.
New cafeteria tables with school logo are the newest additions to the school.
Yeah, there is a new cafeteria they are building.
It's nutrition paste, part of the new cafeteria menu.
What do you think this new cafeteria concept store brings to the city?
Mr. Brick was unable to come, so I sat in the brand new cafeteria by myself.
In 1971, a new cafeteria was constructed servicing both the high school and the elementary school.
At the same time as the map shop, a new cafeteria came into service.
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The terminal building was expanded in 1953, receiving a new waiting room and a new cafeteria.
What do you think of the new cafeteria set-up?
In 2014, a new cafeteria and commons area, new administrative offices, and extensive remodeling were completed.
Oh . There is a new cafeteria policy.
I would like to announce a new cafeteria initiative . In closing, Taylor.
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