Sentence examples for make a lunchtime from inspiring English sources

For many of them the intention had been to come and make a lunchtime April Fool's Day protest against the City and the banking world's self-indulgence, as well as to air concerns about everything from climate change to homelessness.

Shrimp salad, an appetizer at dinner, made a lunchtime meal.

"There's nothing wrong with Enron's business," Mr. Watson said in an interview at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel after making a lunchtime presentation to analysts and investors.

The Crédit Municipal de Paris on the Rue des Francs Bourgeois was crowded when I made a lunchtime visit a few days ago, but there wasn't much chat — just a gentle background hum, with some people nodding off in their seats, waiting to pawn their goods.

What makes a lunchtime staple worth the equivalent of one month's car payment?

When I called to make a midweek lunchtime reservation, I was told the only available table was at 12.30pm.

Crepes make a good lunchtime substitute for sandwiches.

Being rude to the waiters is one of the singer greatest blunders you can make in a lunchtime interview.

The on-site café makes a handy lunchtime pit-stop.

Cameron promised before the 2010 election "No ifs, no buts, no third runway", and the transport secretary Patrick McCloughlin is expected to make a holding Commons statement at lunchtime after the 7 am release of the report.

Mr McLoughlin's suggestion was made during a lunchtime briefing with journalists on Tuesday.