Sentence examples for few lunchtime from inspiring English sources

A few lunchtime runs from the office, even a couple of commutes, but nothing that felt like I had run in my new area.

"I've played in more intense Sunday matches for Putney (having had a few lunchtime sharpeners in lieu of a warm-up)," notes Gary Naylor.

Mr. Lynch, a Wendy's executive, was one of only a few lunchtime patrons at the normally buzzing restaurant, where lately business is off by half.

Original programming across the BBC's main networks will be reduced, such as comedy on Radio 2 and Radio 5 live, as well as fewer lunchtime concerts on Radio 3. Radio drama will be reduced on Radios 3 and 4. Radio 4's comedy output is unaffected.

If that's really as bad as it gets on an out-of-control cocaine bender, let's all break out the fine Colombian and do a few rails before lunchtime.

Gone are the days when schoolmasters slipped out for a few pints at lunchtime (some of mine did) or Masters of the City Universe polished off a couple of gins before tackling the one o'clock wine list.

Radio 6Music will share some news output with Radio 2. Radio 3 will have about 25% fewer live and specially recorded lunchtime concerts, fewer orchestral concerts in the evening, which will be replaced with chamber and instrumental concerts, and less contemporary music for Hear and Now.

The stock market transactions still flicker across the electronic board over the bar, but these days, there are far fewer upturned faces watching them; maybe 200 at lunchtime, even fewer at dinner.

A few weeks ago at lunchtime, not a single nail in the salon was being painted a bruise color.

At lunchtime a few shoppers were browsing upmarket boutiques such as L'Occitane, Hobbs, L'Artisan Parfumer Paris and Scottish Cashmere.

Alison Mizen, 50, who runs Bro's Cafe behind the steelworks, said: "We had a few lads in at lunchtime today feeling really down and completely left in limbo.