Sentence examples for book brunch from inspiring English sources
You have to call ahead to book brunch or afternoon tea, which is served on vintage china, but you can just pitch up for tea and homemade cakes.
Nick Clee, editor of Book Brunch Iris Murdoch's The Nice and the Good (Vintage Classics) offers one of the most compelling illustrations I have found of the gulf between apparently liberal, well-intentioned behaviour and true goodness.
In the space of a few days, two news stories – one pumped out through the usual literary sources (Book Brunch, Book2Book, the Bookseller); the other through a rather more personal channel – cast the differing fortunes of the independent book trade into stark relief.
He showed me an email bulletin that gets sent out to bookshops called Book Brunch, what is in effect a digest of all the news from the book trade that day.
(In 2016, ACT UP returned to Trump Tower to stage a "die-in" in protest of Trump, then still a candidate; this January, ACT UP members booked brunch tables in a Trump Tower restaurant for an anti-Trumpcare "cough-in").
Talk story about a book party brunch for a "greatly expanded edition" of "All Aboard with E.M. Frimbo," aboard a private rail car in Pennsylvania Station.
By Mark Singer The New Yorker, July 28 , 1997P. 25 Talk story about a book party brunch for a "greatly expanded edition" of "All Aboard with E.M. Frimbo," aboard a private rail car in Pennsylvania Station..
Sophie Missing, co-author of The Little Book of Brunch, suggests a piqued interest in the provenance of food as one reason: "I think it's fair to say that people are more interested [in provenance today], and that might mean eating meat that is ethically reared and costs more, [and eating it] less often".
I put a lunch date with a woman I've never met before on the books, a brunch with two girlfriends I haven't seen in years, a couple of dinners.
