Sentence examples for especially at lunchtime from inspiring English sources

"Especially at lunchtime".

Especially at lunchtime when people from nearby businesses descend.

Mrs. Nesbitt's notes and menus, which survive at the Library of Congress, show the same dishes plodding numbly across the calendar week after week, especially at lunchtime.

Alexandre is a modernist chef who I admire a lot, and his restaurant is worth a gourmet splash out, especially at lunchtime (midday tasting menus from €39-92).

The Port Authority has also allocated funds for another park on Hoboken's Pier C in anticipation of the greater crowds to come, especially at lunchtime.

A hole-in-the-wall in the International District, Green Leaf doesn't look like much from the outside – or on the inside, for that matter – but it's never wanting for customers, especially at lunchtime.

The cafe is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is especially crowded at lunchtime, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Throughout the day, from breakfast on, students, professors and others congregate for coffee, espresso, cappuccino and a pick-me-up nibble.

…if it was in school like Friday lunchtime then I think people would be more willing, but if it was outside of school then they might just be like, "I've got homework to do," Not a lot of people like doing it at lunchtime especially girls because of like sweating or messing their hair up or whatever.

That's the only problem with school… …if it was in school like Friday lunchtime then I think people would be more willing, but if it was outside of school then they might just be like, "I've got homework to do," Not a lot of people like doing it at lunchtime especially girls because of like sweating or messing their hair up or whatever.

Especially popular with local lawyers at lunchtime, this small taverna's excellent menu includes such classic Cretan dishes as barley rusks topped with tomatoes and mizithra cheese and peppery sautéed wild greens.

The restaurant is a glamorous, expensive, clubby place where East Side regulars and assorted invaders can bask in the light, especially on a fine day at lunchtime, as they watch the dressy crowd stroll by.