Sentence examples for between luncheon from inspiring English sources

Contemporaries Arthur Conan Doyle and his wife rode a tandem; even Henry James, although stout and rather old, could be spied pedalling around Rye in peaked cap and knickerbockers, covering as many as 20 miles between luncheon and teatime.

Illustrated story about a merger between breakfast and luncheon meals.

The New Yorker, July 29 , 1974 P. 30Illustrated story about a merger between breakfast and luncheon meals.

The agreement does not deal with war weapons, but… Illustrated story about a merger between breakfast and luncheon meals.

By Dean Vietor The New Yorker, July 29 , 1974P. 30 Illustrated story about a merger between breakfast and luncheon meals.

Granted, afternoon tea was supposedly invented by a woman: Anna Russell, Duchess of Bedford is widely credited for its rise in 1842 when due to the long gap between a light luncheon at noon and the typical eight o'clock dinner, she got a rather inelegant case of the munchies.

We dropped into the Paramount one morning last week, looking for a cool place to sit between a business appointment & a luncheon date in the neighborhood, & we aren't likely to forget it for a long time.

The planned venue for a hoped-for handshake between the men was a Tuesday luncheon hosted by U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.

Between the two films was a luncheon hosted by CBS films -- Back-Up's studio -- where we were introduced to more of their upcoming releases and to several of the stars.

The luncheon provided another stark contrast between the two campaigns.

The Evening Hours column last Sunday misspelled the name of the club that was the site of an awards luncheon March 12 presented by Elysium, Between Two Continents.