Sentence examples for heavy lunchtime from inspiring English sources

BBC Essex's Paul Newton: "Glamorgan ended day three 152 in front with only two wickets left after 27 overs were lost to a combination of a heavy lunchtime deluge and a brief stoppage for bad light.

But the longer his career has progressed, the more heavily weighted with statuettes the Day-Lewis mantelpiece, the more he has become leaden, mannered, affected, a legend in his own ham-heavy lunchtime.

The rain should get heavy by lunchtime, taper by nightfall and clear out around midnight, the National Weather Service says.

The trend continued yesterday when a heavy shower at lunchtime caused welcome disorder during the qualifying session that followed, the Williams team reading the changing conditions best to claim the front row of the grid in brilliant style.

"Henderson Houses in Winter" is a bustling aerial view of people shoveling out from a heavy snowstorm, while "Lunchtime at the Plaza" is a droll anecdote featuring the driver of a horse-drawn carriage eating a sandwich.

A pitch inspection was held at Carmarthen's Richmond Park on Friday lunchtime after heavy overnight rain.

It makes sense to me – heavy gravy-soaked meals at lunchtime can kybosh your afternoon.

"Sweeties, and nursery lunchtime". Great.

An employee in a deli on Eighth Avenue said that he usually gave Heavy a few pieces of bread at lunchtime.

Fred's may not shout its position in the city's lunchtime pecking order like the testosterone-heavy Le Cirque or Four Seasons.

Amazon seems to be focusing its first SF openings in the Financial District here where there's often a lot more foot traffic around lunchtime than in more startup office-heavy areas around SoMa where a lot of employees seem to stick around for catered lunches.