Sentence examples for lunchtime program from inspiring English sources

Take your salami sandwich to this free lunchtime program of folk dance.

Rand took over for the Salvation Army, which suspends its regular lunchtime program on holidays.

"This lunchtime program was such an innocent thing on our part," she said.

"They're coming from these classrooms of 30 kids," said Nick Gottlieb, PTA co-president at P.S. 3 in Greenwich Village, where educators run a popular lunchtime program that pairs students with adult volunteers, who read and discuss books with them.

And it was true the other day when three recent graduates of Juilliard — the violinist Amy Schroeder, the cellist Andrew Yee, and the pianist Jonathan Coombs — presented a lunchtime program of Beethoven's Trio Opus 1, No. 1 and Brahms's Trio No. 1 in the lobby of 180 Maiden Lane, a commercial tower near the South Street Seaport.

Stef believes strongly that everyone should be afforded the same opportunities when it comes to health, and so she started a lunchtime program at work (that's right, with the IRS), teaches at a foster teen center and leads classes every week through ShapeUp NYC, an Equinox and City partnership that provides high quality, free classes in underserved parts of the community.

Among the numerous offerings of Trout Week are five ticketed evening concerts and three free lunchtime programs.

Mavambo also runs a daily lunchtime feeding program for children on the grounds of a Catholic church.

And in a state that has long debated the quality of education between the haves and have-nots, a lunchtime Spanish program goes beyond inequities among towns, but exposes them among families: children of parents who can afford to pay learn Spanish; children whose parents can't afford it, may not.

Equal parts frightening, hilarious and sick, Leticia (Dale Dickey of True Blood, Winter's Bone, Iron Man 3, Super 8, etc etc - we LOVE her!) and her mute, deranged brother Bobby Jack David Walkerr) star in The Lunchtime Show (Program A).

"Food for Thought," a program of lunchtime readings accompanied by a box lunch, is now in its second year.