Sentence examples for a lunch recess from inspiring English sources

Standing outside the court room during a lunch recess, DeChristopher recalls reading about the successful necessity defense in England.

Some are concerned about the fact that journalists were shut out of Monday's court proceedings after a lunch recess.

She took advantage of a lunch recess to tell him that if he continued to maintain her book had no lesbian content she would stand up in court and tell the magistrate the truth before anyone could stop her.

Dear Editor, I was outraged to read a passage in your recent article on jury duty (Welcome To Jury Duty!, FYI, Fall 1997) that began, It is not uncommon for judges to start proceedings at 10 30 a.m., call a two-and- a-half hour lunch recess and adjourn for the day at 4 p.m., for a total workday of three hours.

Just after a brief lunch recess, W. Dexter Douglass, one of Mr. Gore's lawyers, pleaded with Judge Sauls to make a decision on whether to count the ballots, which he repeated with fervor later in the day.

"I'm so enamored of him!" Breslin, one of half a dozen people now writing a book about the case, said during lunch recess one day.

Ms. O'Donnell was characteristically blunt in denouncing the decision to prosecute Ms. Stewart, telling reporters after the lunch recess, "This is an unfair prosecution of her".

Because she's thoughtful and a sharer of information, she confessed to her mother that there was a "pay to play" scheme going on during lunch recess.

That study reported that girls accumulated an average of 5.3 minutes and 15.3 minutes of MVPA in a 15 20 min morning recess and 45 65 min lunch recess, respectively.

In court Thursday, a psychiatrist spoke briefly about the journal just before the lunch recess, according to ABC News.

Under researchers' supervision, students completed a paper-based survey at school, either in class or during lunch recess.