Sentence examples for lunch bell from inspiring English sources
But Cris had spotted an online review for a place called the Lunch Bell that seemed to have all the personality the City Center did not.
When the lunch bell rings, girls and boys stream out past the crucifixes and the large wooden cross in the corridor, heading for Muslim midday prayer.
Over lunch, Bell organized a surfing expedition: there were rented wetsuits and boards, and just about everyone got a chance to ride one of the mild Laguna Beach waves to shore.
Kvesic led the way and won turnovers on his own, but it was the way the Gloucester blitzed the tackle area, players in number arriving suddenly like a shoal of piranhas on the ringing of the lunch bell, that not just dragged them back into the contest but left them in firm control.
Soon after lunch, Bell gave Latham a life by allowing a straightforward chance at second slip off Ben Stokes to slip through his hands.
But yeah, that'd be about as effective here in rural Gansu, in China's northwest, as it would be in Alabama, and it takes the lunch bell to drag the mob away from the classroom window. .
When the lunch-bell sounds, the craft services section – five huge tents joined together – is so packed it's like the wedding in The Godfather.
Where: Prices start from £300 for two, including breakfast, lunches, one nights' bell tent accommodation and two days walking (lakelandpackponies.co.uk) WALKING & MORE 9. Bread, breakfast & boots "Bedruthan Steps Hotel, in Cornwall, offers a range of courses, including artisan bread-making with lovely Tom Hazzledine (aka "Baker Tom").
"Everybody?" And then she rang the little cow bell, signaling lunch.
A Haven for Muslim Students It is Ramadan, and at the bell for lunch, the school's Muslim students, who account for 80percentt of the student body at this Catholic school in France, stream outside for midday prayer.
By Frances Eisenberg The New Yorker, December 2, 1939 P. 101 About ten minutes before the bell for lunch, Mrs. Davidson the principal, came into the fourth-grade room and looking very mysterious, took the teacher aside for a moment and whispered something.
