Sentence examples for lunchtime break from inspiring English sources
"lunchtime break" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase to refer to any break taken at lunchtime, whether it is a short break from work, school, or other activities. For example, "I usually take a lunchtime break to get some fresh air and stretch my legs."
"One of the greatest weaknesses in secondary schools was the very short amount of time allowed for the lunchtime break.
Julia, who emerges with a group of co-workers from the factory during the lunchtime break, has only been living in Minsk for a year.
"Of all the fairly grim things I looked at, that was the one that probably disturbed me most," she says, in a lunchtime break from watching rehearsals at the Royal Court in London where NSFW opens this week.
Going into the Bell Towers polling place near Seattle's waterfront during a lunchtime break, Frank Krentz was pretty sure he understood the rules for voting in today's presidential primaries.
And as tempers rose toward a lunchtime break, which saw growing rancour between Democrats and Republicans in the committee, Clinton allowed a faint smile and the occasional barbed comment to slip through an otherwise tightly controlled performance.
When I met Fiennes on a sunny lunchtime break from rehearsals in a studio near Clapham Common last week, I put it to him that "What happened next?" is always a more interesting human story than the full spotlit glare of celebrity.
Mr. Gussman was a master of a genre that once claimed 20 million radio listeners a day, from Cole Porter to housewives to construction workers on lunchtime breaks.
The same month it was announced that the cub, now weighing 60 kg, would no longer have lunchtime breaks in her stable, and would remain in the enclosure throughout the day.
Children were asked to wear the pedometer during the whole of school lunchtime breaks and instructed to place the monitor into a storage box at the conclusion of lunchtime breaks as they were lining up to enter their classroom.
The total step counts for each individual child were recorded immediately after school lunchtime breaks into a Microsoft Excel version 14.0 (Windows Corporation, 2010) spread-sheet.
Children's steps and distance were assessed using a Yamax Digiwalker SW200 pedometer (the monitor was taped closed to prevent tampering during the lunchtime breaks).
