Sentence examples for a working brunch from inspiring English sources
Nimble slicksters à gogo, the personification of ah-sure-that'll-doism in goals and a treatment room fuller than Uefa mandarins after a working brunch: yes, there's a distinct sense of déjà vu about Arsenal.
"My night staff, heaven forbid they should ever have to work brunch," Ms. Reiner said, laughing.
"Sunday," about his days as a waiter working the brunch shift at a SoHo diner, has a nice absurdist quality as he imagines the annoying patrons "drinking cinnamon coffee and decaffeinated tea — forever".
Columbia Fire House, a working firehouse, is also the setting for a monthly yoga and brunch, at which Ms. Cohen teaches a vinyasa yoga class before the meal.
AFTER WORK, BRUNCH In the city usually we'll go out for brunch.
If it's a weekend, work up a brunch-worthy appetite with a 21-minute (or 1-mile) walk East to 118th Street and Lenox Ave (or Malcolm X Blvd) in the heart of Harlem.
Maddy and I used to work weekend brunch shifts together at a bar in Williamsburg.
We also had a hearty and delicious brunch after working up an appetite traversing the flea market.
3 p.m. 6) MADE IN LISBOA Nothing works off a hearty brunch like vigorous window-browsing and credit-card swiping around the upstart boutiques of Principe Real and its environs.
Moritz says the situation is an occupational hazard of working on a strip well known for bars and boozy brunches.
Most of these people aren't working for cute independent brunch cafes they'll be working for 7/11, Sportsgirl, Gloria Jeans, or whatever other conglomerate that will happily cut costs wherever it can.
