Sentence examples for early lunchtime from inspiring English sources

I had forced down some food, at that incredibly early lunchtime the Americans like, around 11.30am.

I remember an early lunchtime discussion, which was clearly to do with cars, but who was "Largus"?

Often an earlier lunchtime reservation will guarantee you faster service and less noise.

According to a family friend who has been briefed by medical staff, doctors believe Shale may have suffered a massive heart attack as early as lunchtime on Saturday.

The first time Ally caught her doing it, she arrived home early one lunchtime, and when she came in the back door Mum looked up with a guilty face from washing dishes at the sink.

They want timely appointments across a range of slots, including early morning, lunchtimes and evenings.

#London #BELIEVEtour — Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) March 5, 2013 Just before 12.30pm, the singer said he was "waking up to a crazy day" – perhaps not the most auspicious of opening gambits given that one of the chief complaints voiced by teen and pre-teen fans (and their parents) at the O2 was that his late show came on a school night, when they would have to get up rather earlier than lunchtime.

The only thing is I get that Sunday feeling really early, at Sunday lunchtime.

Confirmation regarding a 1 July appointment of Moyes is expected within the next 24 hours and may be as early as Thursday lunchtime after he has informed his Everton players of his decision.

"I was sent home early, at about lunchtime, from work at the bakery.

Earlier, in his lunchtime recital, his larger-than-life warmth won the audience's hearts in moments.