Sentence examples for lunchtime event from inspiring English sources

In advance of the lunchtime event, he released a written statement much like the president's.

Her lunchtime event draws 5 to 10 parents at a time.

The 35-minute performance, presented as a free lunchtime event as part of the River to River festival, was a bit of a jumble.

At this lunchtime event for ages 4 and under (snoozing babies are welcome), she will present music and stories in collaboration with a guest artist, Jesse Neuman, on jazz cornet.

Among the parked cars and marquees which had been erected for the lunchtime event were mothers clinging to children and people with gunshot wounds under vehicles, where they had tried to take cover.

Justine Greening, the UK's international development secretary, told a lunchtime event organised by the UN Foundation that the Global Fund "really works", which is why it was important to continue to support it.

The budget typically ranges from $2500 to $13,000 and is broken into these categories: speaker fees (including lodging and travel for the speaker), university room rentals for the events, refreshments for lunchtime events, teachers workshop (for printed materials, binders, and refreshments, primarily), merchandise, and advertising.

If you can report on school events, such as carnivals, sports matches, prize-giving events, tree-planting, lunchtime events, etc.

That's the blurb from the Institute for Government event at lunchtime where Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, was giving a speech on the role of the state.

At the Guardian event this lunchtime, for example, Mr Farron thanked Mr Cable for his speech and for reminding "people like me" who "think with their hearts" that governments cannot deliver the kindly policies they want "if the economy is a basket-case".

RWCMD has lined up a new programme of events to tie in with the opening, including Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood, City of Cardiff's Brass Band's annual gala and a residency with the Welsh National Opera, as well as a host of other events including lunchtime lights and Jazz on Sundays.