The knock at the door came at lunchtime on New Year's Eve.
Their first chance comes at lunchtime today at home to West Bromwich Albion, who are only three points better off.
The strongest denial came at lunchtime from Mark Prisk, the housing minister.
We woke up to Hiroshima, Dallas came at lunchtime, and My Lai by slow degrees.
The turning point of the day came at lunchtime with one of those interventions from a coach that will go down in legend.
Mr. Bazadona, who is 30, was surprised to find, by checking server data, that a lot of his page views were coming at lunchtime, from people at work.
The deliveryman came at lunchtime, when Mona, still in her bathrobe, was rummaging through the pantry, looking for something to eat.
A throng came at lunchtime to hear how chiefs of indigenous groups in Brazil are being socially entrepreneurial in ensuring the rights and livelihoods of their people are protected, bringing in revenue through a range of schemes, including carbon-offsetting.
Now they have to choose between disappointing the bond markets and imposing austerity on their voters.For Britain, the defining moment of the crisis came at lunchtime on September 16th 1992 (also known as Black Wednesday) when an interest-rate increase of three percentage points, the second rise of the day, failed to prop up the pound.
"Lady," he said, "I got your note, but could you come home at lunchtime?
