Sentence examples for from brunch from inspiring English sources
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To satisfy late-night hunger, some players took extra plates of food back to their rooms and one group took an entire bucket of iced Gatorades from brunch.
Brasserie Nero, a few doors away (00 32 3292 6500; brasserienero.be), is a good place for coffee (or cava), with lots of locals dropping in for everything from brunch to supper.
A quick hunt through the walk-in and dry goods — in any professional kitchen anywhere — will always lead you to four types of rice, bread crumbs from stale loaves, cracked eggs left over from brunch.
The three early kick-offs this season, for instance, are testing whether there is the appetite in the United States to watch matches from brunch – or before on the Pacific coast – through to bedtime.
These are rather different from brunch pancakes – evening pancakes have a higher proportion of egg and are traditionally eaten with blueberries (bilberries), lingonberries, fruit compotes or just a sprinkle of sugar.
The French capital is riding a wave of American-influenced food trends, from brunches and artisan coffee shops to hamburgers, with 70% of restaurants putting them on the menu, according to a recent study.
The classic Southern dish has gotten a hearty welcome from brunch-ers across the country, and with good reason.
(Photo: Erik Drost/Flickr)[/caption]. Rock on The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is booked solid for a variety of events, everything from brunches to discussions on the arts, but the ritziest will likely be Monday night's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Party.
The menu has also been updated and now features cooked-from-scratch brunch and lunch, plus coffee by Monmouth Coffee Company and cakes cooked on the premises.
Examples in English include chortle (from chuckle and snort), smog (from smoke and fog), brunch (from breakfast and lunch), mockumentary (from mock and documentary), and spork (from spoon and fork).
