Sentence examples for healthy lunchtime from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday afternoon, Barack Obama turned up at the second annual Kids State Dinnerr, hosted by his wife, Michelle, and attended by the winners of her competition to create a healthy lunchtime recipe.

All 56 winners of the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge will attend a gala Kids' "State Dinner," to be hosted by Mrs. Obama at the White House in August (airfare and hotel included).

Each of the guests, along with their parents, submitted a healthy recipe as part of Epicurious' Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, which invited families to create an original lunchtime recipe that is healthy, affordable and delicious, and follows the nutritional guidelines of MyPlate.

Think buildings with healthy cafes, lunchtime classes, lounge areas, flexible meeting spaces, etc.

And today over a million more small children eat a healthy meal at lunchtime every day at school.

Everything to do with early years, two-, three-, four-year-olds, the pupil premium, the thing that you [The Economist] don't like: the healthy meals at lunchtime, which have a very positive pedagogical effect despite your unempirical assertion to the contrary.

Asked by the young caller on his LBC radio phone-in why he'd decided to introduce free school meals only to KS1 pupils "... and the evidence shows they don't make children behave or achieve better", Clegg assured him that "eating a healthy meal at lunchtime, crucially together, actually, the schools where they've done this … do better at English and maths than children who don't".

Week 3 helps you make lunchtime healthier and helps you fill your plate with foods to power you through the rest of your day.

And Mr Clegg's argument that a healthy, filling meal at lunchtime helps children to learn is strong.

Not only are their lunchtime habits healthier, their breaks are also linked with boosts in overall productivity.

Because they had a healthy breakfast, they keep going until lunchtime.