Sentence examples for little lunchtime from inspiring English sources

And so it was that I happened to be sitting there (after a morning roaming the bush), tucking into a tender ostrich steak and indulging in a cheeky glass of local pinotage, when I looked up and there was an elephant... no, two... no three! just calmly strolling along mere metres in front of me, also partaking in a little lunchtime drink.

Nothing like a little lunchtime rally on a beautiful day! #daywithoutawoman #internationalwomensday #equalpayforequalwork.

A little before lunchtime on 19 September 2011, a debonair academic was preparing to give a talk in London at a thinktank overlooking the Thames.

At Elman peace centre, my polytechnic, we get a little food at lunchtime.

But you should know that somewhere right now there's an ex-NFL player you once rooted for, whose wife helps him put his socks on in the morning, cuts his meat in little pieces at lunchtime and worries at night how she'll stretch his meager pension to pay the doctor and heating bill; because that poor bastard can barely think at all anymore.

In the elegant, moving story called "The Sounds That Arrive in the Present," the weary Belle finds solace by driving out to a little farm town at lunchtime and losing herself in the patchwork of sounds that envelops her -- wind chimes, bird song, snippets of remembered conversation, a comforting chorus that reminds her of her childhood.

Which may mean that leaving your Pret cheese and pickle baguette unattended on your desk at lunchtime is a little riskier than usual.

Illustrator Rebecca Cobb won the picture book category for her story Lunchtime, about a little girl who doesn't want to eat her lunch.

"I used to sit down in the old Kensington Oval press box and to go on the field at lunchtimes and have little games.

A sampling of the clientele at Chez Paul at lunchtime last Friday indicated little enthusiasm for the idea of a "sac de chien".

The place was relatively busy for a weekday lunchtime, but there was little in the way of storming repartee or locker room horseplay.