Sentence examples for lunchtime only from inspiring English sources

By lunchtime, only about twenty-five people had gathered at the coffee shop across from 211. "It was kind of a huddle," Al told me.

At lunchtime, only their tents or plastic sheeting shelters and sleeping bags are visible, discreetly concealed behind holly bushes, but it is clear they have been settled here for a while.

Across the iconic Rialto bridge, on the other side of the Grand Canal and tucked down an alleyway, is tiny All' Arco (Calle Arco, San Polo 436, lunchtime only).

A premises to warm the heart of any pub purist, Thomson's has no music, several real ales and serves, at lunchtime only, a tight, affordable menu of three pies, a daily hot dish and a few panini.

Young, a cabinet minister under Lady Thatcher, quit at lunchtime only two hours after Cameron had accepted his grovelling apology and appeared to accept that he would stay in post, after the peer mounted a rearguard action.

By lunchtime, only Southern rail and Thameslink were still reporting difficulties.

Obediently we go to the cafe, Food & Art (Corte Cordami, 554 Giudecca, open Mon-Fri, lunchtimes only).

Museo de la Tortilla is a lunchtime-only cafe serving 23 types of omelette, including pig's ear and brain varieties.

You'll find cafe society in full swing on Place St-Georges and the Boulevard de Strasbourg, and the buzzy lunchtime-only restaurants above the covered market on Place Victor Hugo.

Mendoza's vast landscape means there's room for everyone: from rural, lunchtime-only, family-run eateries to celebrity chef-owned restaurants to winery-based B&Bs and five-star luxury hotels, and from garagistas (garage winemakers) to the industry's most renowned winemakers.

It was in Mumbai that I found what is, I hope, the spirit of India's cities. There, in a section called the Ballard Estates, is a lunchtime-only chow house that offers some of the best food I have ever tasted.