Sentence examples for over lunchtime from inspiring English sources

As a queue forms outside the clinic over lunchtime on a sunny afternoon, one young man near the front sits with his head in bandaged hands.

Gardening club is usually an hour long over lunchtime, and we grow mostly vegetables from now until the end of next term.

9.01am GMT It may be a relatively quiet morning, but over lunchtime we're spoilt for choice when it comes to big political events.

Michael Boyle, a cyclist who works in central London, said that over lunchtime he had taken one order in four hours.

While this was being uncovered, the lead inspector spent a large proportion of her day observing residents in the dining room over lunchtime using the short observational framework for inspection.

The firm said that until 14 September it would pay at least £7.50 an hour plus tips over lunchtime, at least £3.75 an hour between 2.30pm and 6.30pm and at least £9.37 an hour during the peak evening period.

This was the rival school when I was young – we always worried they were going to come over at lunchtime and beat us up.

Latino restaurants proliferate as one moves eastward: takeout joints; sprawling seafood places advertising Saturday-night karaoke; Salvadoran pupuserías, where men gather over a lunchtime Presidente beer to the soundtrack of unwatched Univision soap operas.

She also fed her other grandchildren if they came over during lunchtime, which they frequently did since their own mothers were unable to adequately feed them.

In 1993 he was given his own Sunday-morning phone-in, which lasted until 2002, when he took over the Wednesday lunchtime programme.

The Dawn of Justice may be over, but the lunchtime of justice is still to come, and after that the cocktail hour of revenge.