The phrase "a brunch date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a social meeting or outing that takes place during brunch hours, typically involving a meal and conversation.
Example: "I have a brunch date with my friends this Sunday at our favorite café."
Alternatives: "a breakfast meeting" or "a midday meal appointment".
It seemed promising when they escalated to a brunch date.
But now, when I have to be more coded and paranoid, every time I strap on my body armor and hoist my M16 I can think, Hey, Mr. Jihad, how about a brunch date with my rocket launcher?
Late for a brunch date with friends, my wife, Marjorie, and I hopped a cab and our driver remarked how it was possible in New York in February to imagine birds singing and flowers blooming.
This handpainted floral skirt is made of vintage kimono fabric, and is a lovely piece for your mom to wear to a brunch date out with her family.
Why? His reasoning was that he knew he wasn't going to get lucky with a brunch date, so he might as well get tipsy at brunch and let that buzz carry over to the evening drinks, where he still had a shot with the second girl.
It could be a fanfic brunch date between Taylor Swift and Ellen Page or a quasi-academic essay on a collaboration between Ronnie Wood and One Direction.
For instance, if you liked eating breakfast in the cafeteria or dining hall with friends on Sundays, you could try calling a friend to chat while you eat, making it a virtual brunch date from any location.
A recent brunch date required several three-way planning phone calls among Ms. Mboya and two friends.
EX: A man who described himself as being "tanned and athletic" showed up for our brunch date the human equivalent of a raison; wearing cut off short shorts, flip-flops and half his teeth.
The bride and bridegroom met on a brunch blind date through a mutual friend, who advanced Cupid's work by obfuscating certain information.
Try this fragrance out on your next brunch date with girlfriends.
