Sentence examples for early brunch from inspiring English sources

This coming Sunday — as it did last Saturday — an early game in England featuring Manchester United will be watched by Asian viewers in their prime time at night, get Americans up for an early brunch, and keep commentators, gamblers and billionaires on their toes across as many time zones as there are in the world.

BURNING OFF BREAKFAST After we've eaten our late breakfast or early brunch or whatever you want to call it, my daughter stays home to work on homework and my husband and I go over to the Equinox gym to work out for an hour or so, just a little rev-up.

Hope you don't have any early brunch plans on Sunday, because this one's going all the way until sunrise.

"We're the closest restaurant to Runyon Canyon and part of the friends of Runyon Canyon Foundation," says Brown. "The idea is you'll sign up online and 50 people and I will hike Runyon then come back together for an early brunch". .

Most had driven up from Brooklyn late the night before, and now, at an hour that was way too early for brunch, they were in a low-slung outbuilding decorated with taxidermy, groggily joking about the décor and awaiting coffee and doughnuts.

Prices begin at $20 a person and include a Texas-style barbecue buffet or, for early games, a brunch with Belgian waffles.

The first person to coin the term, Guy Beringer, writing in 1895, claimed that "by eliminating the need to get up early on Sunday", brunch makes "life brighter for Saturday-night carousers" – but concern is growing that its popularity is encouraging overindulgence.

Next up was everybody's favorite early 21st century brunch dazzler... the CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN!

The dinner menu (Redbird will open for lunch and brunch early in 2015) is divided into four sections: appetizers, mains, desserts and a kind of small plates course that Knoll Fraser named "kickshaws".

I called it a night early and skipped brunches because I was soooooo busy falling in love.

4 Go early and have a brunch picnic.