Sentence examples for lunchtime change from inspiring English sources

The papers would come to Cambridge via the Harwich boat train, leaving Manchester Piccadilly at lunchtime, change at Ely, and be delivered just in time for tea.

I don't know if I made a difference, or if former astronaut and longtime Florida US Senator Bill Nelson, who spoke passionately on the same subject at lunchtime, changed any minds.

A flag proclaiming "investors in people" drooped from a pole above the steel gates as Vauxhall workers filed through for the lunchtime shift change.

In summary, this study posed the following primary research questions: 1. Can walking at lunchtime induce changes in cardiovascular markers that have been previously linked to health? 2. Are the changes modified by the type of walking environment?

A small lunchtime menu changes daily, with everything freshly prepared, from spaghetti with sausages, pork knuckle and sauerkraut, or tender roast veal.

In series two, the old certainties of Madison Avenue start coming under pressure from social and cultural forces, and there's a terrific scene in tonight's opener when Draper goes for a lunchtime drink (no change there then) and comes across a fellow imbiber reading poet Frank O'Hara's "Meditations in an Emergency".

Leaders and staff have changed lunchtime arrangements to ensure that pupils get involved in purposeful activities that encourage participation and mixing with others".

By lunchtime he had changed into a shirt and tie to greet the Norton officials and by quarter to three he had slipped into the dugout sporting a Jarrow tracksuit.

Initially the effect of the walking intervention (irrespective of walking environment) will be analysed to explore whether walking at lunchtime induced significant changes in cardiovascular markers (research question 1).

When the shifts at Columbus change, around lunchtime, the scene on Astor Avenue is a disorienting mix of older students hopping into cars with throbbing music or gleefully plotting their afternoons, and baby-faced ones trudging through the crowds to line up at the metal detectors.

Adding 15 minutes to our lunchtime was a simple change that was easily implemented.