Sentence examples for going to lunchtime from inspiring English sources

If you do have school, you should think about going to lunchtime revision classes.

Presumably, these events are frequented by the same people who go to lunchtime networking raves and silent discos.

I make sure my team knows that I take vacations, that I drive on school field trips, that I volunteer at my son's school every other Friday morning and that I go to lunchtime yoga on Tuesdays (when I'm not traveling).

"That's going to happen at lunchtime.

Their sister restaurant Due South is right down on the beach and worth going to slightly outside lunchtime hours to get a table overlooking the sea.

When the actor Geoffrey Rush was 11 and growing up in Brisbane, Australia, some children on a playground told him one morning that the world was going to end by lunchtime.

So we can only imagine their guffaws of derision when they see us stumble into the room several metaphorical hours later, just as everyone's ready to pack up and go home (although we fully accept that moombahtonistas, as they are known, don't even think about going to bed before lunchtime).

Dammit, I'm going to give you a lunchtime summary.

The Renaudot prize was also announced this lunchtime, going to Frédéric Beigbeder for his autobiographical novel Un roman français (A French Novel).

This was the rival school when I was young – we always worried they were going to come over at lunchtime and beat us up.

Back in June, I took what was going to be an idle lunchtime data exercise for myself and opened it up to Datablog readers to rate the deliciousness, structural integrity, and number of ingredients of their sandwiches.