"brunch time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the time of day when brunch is typically eaten, which is typically late morning or early afternoon. Example: "We made reservations for brunch time at our favorite restaurant this Sunday."
Luck's supporters in the Stanford area will have to adopt a brunch time is crunch time philosophy.
And to line the stomach, the kitchen fronted by Jamie Dobbin, formerly of The Ivy, offers up a menu that dotes not only traditional brunch time classics, but also a few more intriguing twists.
(Sinagra) ALLEN TOUSSAINT: BENEFIT FOR NEW ORLEANS (Sunday) The legendary songwriter, producer and pianist Allen Toussaint, rumored missing after Hurricane Katrina hit, performs brunch time shows for Musicares Hurricane Relief Fund.
The glam Été d'Amour party, which is free and starts at brunch time on Sundays on the Hotel on Rivington's penthouse, has featured Dimitri From Paris and Alex From Tokyo.
And Mr. Judt does occasionally serve microwavable brunch-time banalities.
For brunch-time gossip, locals pull up to Big Pink, a nouveau diner that functions like a general store.
Crucial conference showdowns abound on Saturday, mainly in the Southeastern and Big 12 conferences, including a brunch-time start to kick off the action.
They also get a creative in the kitchen and, alongside the good old brunch-time favourites, they serve Huevos Benedictos (chorizo, avocado, béarnaise sauce and pico de gallo) as well as crispy potato hash with a poached hen's egg, braised beef, HP béarnaise and crispy shallots, which both look to be ones to try.
"Packin' Up," Marion Williams: I have some other brunch-time favorites: Paul Simon's "Graceland" still sounds fresh and buoyant, Fleetwood Mac's "Rumours" imparts a faintly decadent '70s vibe and, in a certain cast of mind, when I'm using the good china and linens and feeling kind of 19th century, Robert Schumann's songs fit the bill.
The festival starts on Thursday evening, September 20 and ends with a brunch-time event the following Saturday.
