Sentence examples for the luncheon when from inspiring English sources

The meeting was largely framed around science, but after the luncheon, when an organizer made an announcement asking all of the scientists in the large hall to move to the front for a group picture, 19 men did so.

I was at the luncheon when Teacher of the Year and Classified Person of the Year awards were given out.

That rally included the one-day gain of 2.3% on the 28th attributable to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's dovish speech at the NY Economic Club luncheon when he said the policy rate is now "just below" estimates of a level that neither brakes nor boosts a healthy economy, comments that many took as signaling the Fed's three-year tightening cycle is drawing to a close.

That human connection was missing from the Kerry/Edwards campaign in 2004, Mrs. Edwards said at the Cleveland luncheon when one voter asked how the Democratic ticket managed to lose Ohio and thus the election.

He laughed, and added: "The worst I ever felt was at the Oscar luncheon, when Javier Bardem and George Clooney walked by.

She began waxing sentimental to us about the hats at the Central Park Conservancy luncheon, when suddenly a photographer interrupted her.

"I guess I count as the old and handicapped". Real estate mogul Donald Trump was in Arkansas on Thursday speaking at a luncheon when the names of a few sports stars came up.

Joan Crawford, one of many celebrity customers, loved the mayonnaise-loaded, old-fashioned chicken salad so much that she insisted it be on the menu at every PepsiCo board luncheon when her husband was the chief executive.

/ Why would you honestly think about stopping at the grocery store or paying a call to that genteel luncheon, when you could have the unmitigated absolution of a dunk in the creek.

— On the first day of April, Zeb Little was sitting down to a barbecue luncheon when he was summoned to a meeting at the State Department of Public Safety.

At The Swan pub on Monday, one of the oarsmen, Roger Spencer, 54, was hoisting a few pints before luncheon, when he told me that an adult that morning had gnashed him on his belly with a claw, which protrudes from the bird's webbed feet.