Sentence examples for lunchtime habit from inspiring English sources

Of course, you may proceed to lunch without any forethought at all, merely executing your typical lunchtime habit.

In the trove of records that document the rise of the Lunchables and the sweeping change it brought to lunchtime habits, I came across a photograph of Bob Drane's daughter, which he had slipped into the Lunchables presentation he showed to food developers.

Not only are their lunchtime habits healthier, their breaks are also linked with boosts in overall productivity.

He says that some officers were in the habit of drinking at lunchtime in the officers' club – situated near the main gate – and would return to work, worse for wear, and "wind prisoners up".

(Mr Chandler ascribed his habit of drinking sherry every lunchtime to Sloan's influence. Sloan used to hit the martinis at lunch when they were working on the book together. The younger historian thought it more prudent to stick to sherry).Mr Chandler could easily have missed his vocation.

Whiley's long-running lunchtime slot is best known for its incorrigible habit of encouraging visiting bands to perform popular hits of the day in their own "unique" style.

Are you one of those who finds it hard – either through pressure of work, or habit – to take a proper break at lunchtime?

Here are some simple habits to adopt between wake-up and lunchtime, in the right order.

"I have got into the habit of going swimming three times a week at lunchtime," says Thompson.

It was an easy amble from the New Yorker offices and that amble has become something of a habit and a ritual for many New Yorker colleagues at lunchtime.

And while it's true that your cookie and ice cream habit is probably delivering more sugar to your system than your lunchtime turkey and avocado sandwich, sandwiches can hardly be written off as a sugar-free food.