Sentence examples for lunchtime tour from inspiring English sources

The Met statement came after Trevor Kavanagh, the Sun associated editor, had earlier on Monday criticised the arrest of his colleagues in the paper and during a lunchtime tour of TV and radio studios.

I was bound to Ohio for a lunchtime tour of the sprawling facilities of NetJets Inc., the company that revolutionized the business-jet market by offering fractional shares of airplanes to those who don't want to buy the whole thing.

On Tuesdays, two shortened 20-minute lunchtime tours are offered.

I have chosen to spend the morning whale watching and since Honolulu's Atlantis Cruises offer morning and lunchtime tours that leave from Aloha Tower, I opted for the morning tour that skims the coast, but goes out pretty far looking for the humpbacks that come down from Alaska to have their babies and cavort in the 75 degree waters.

Author and film historian John Bengtson, who explores historical settings in classic films, will also be on hand to discuss Chaplin and lead a lunchtime walking tour on Cahuenga Boulevard, where many silents were filmed.

Exhibitions, lunchtime walking tours and lectures.

There has been a sudden escalation in the number of people who take the Municipal Art Society's free weekly hour-long lunchtime walking tours.

The noble wine-making town of Nuits-Saint-Georges is the ideal destination, with a "city picnic" at lunchtime, with free tours of the historic centre.

David Cameron will be quietly pleased that his party's results were not worse, and will highlight its successes (Grant Shapps, the Tory chairman, has been dispatched to Kingston for a victory tour at lunchtime).

The lunchtime stops on the tour will be announced later this year and full details of the route will be revealed in 2012.

When we meet in a cafe overlooking Sheffield's city square, he has just come out of a series of meetings: a catch-up session with artistic director, Daniel Evans; a meet-and-greet with a company of actors who have come in on tour; and a lunchtime play-reading with backstage staff.