Sentence examples for started at lunchtime from inspiring English sources

"The rumors started at lunchtime," it read.

It started at lunchtime on a Sunday, twelve days after O'Sullivan had broken his ankle.

It started at lunchtime and finished at three the next morning.

This whole story really started at lunchtime, when Rose of Sharon, Junior, and I were panning the handle down at Pike Place Market.

In this quaint municipality of 3,000 inhabitants, the chaos started at lunchtime Sunday when a 19-year-old Albanian cut in the food line at the town's new tent city, prompting a reprimand from a 43-year-old Pakistani.

It started at lunchtime on Sunday and merrily continued for 12 hours, brutally commandered by Richie Hawtin's Minus crew: Magda, Troy Slacknoisee" Pierce and Hawtin himself, who was tripping as he dispensed a freestyle battering consisting of loops and instant re-edits triggered using his customised mixing desk.

Not just in War and Peace, but now the return of what I would argue is the best of them all: the 1974 series The Pallisers, which has just started at lunchtimes on BBC2.

Starting at lunchtime, the place fills up with locals ordering the mixed grill with pickled vegetables.

"I don't think Channel 4 daytime starts at lunchtime and ends at 6pm.

Several unions, including Unite, have urged their members to turn up and support the demonstration, which starts at lunchtime.

On my dad's side, every two weeks or so we'd go to my nonna's, starting at lunchtime, and it would be big tables – you'd sit and eat lots of food and start conversations and arguments and fights.