Sentence examples for time lunchtime from inspiring English sources

In Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, there were three such events to woo marketers and agencies, held one after the other at breakfast time, lunchtime and in the early afternoon, with the final one wrapped up in time for happy hour.

The buying, they said, was easy to spot as it typically occurred around the same time — lunchtime in Dublin — and because most investors were selling or staying away after the ratings agency Moody's downgraded the country to junk status in mid-July.

If it's a break time, lunchtime, after school and whether it's in a classroom, a hall or in a different building.

Live streams on the app have gripping titles such as "drink with us", "equipment testing", "driving" and "i'm cutting steak let's watch!" Twitter was never really an app for sharing what you were eating; but Periscope, at times (lunchtimes), seems barely anything but.

You should include break times, lunchtimes and assembly times.

"Paris has breakfast time and lunchtime, and disciplines like that.

"It's busy all the time now: lunchtime, in the evenings," says Maria Morales.

Any time is lunchtime in the Hawk Cam nest, now that the five-week-old hatchlings are big enough to feed themselves.

As the Lords return to the bill on Wednesday, the reforms are likely to dominate prime minister's question time at lunchtime.

The time was lunchtime on Saturday, September 13th, a day before the annual "Harkin Steak Fry", a giant festival of steak grilling and political fundraising hosted by the Democratic senator for Iowa, Tom Harkin.

Having been involved in the college's Christian Union during the 1990s, "when work patterns did not make it easy for academic staff and business-support staff to have time at lunchtime together", she now makes time for prayer during her daily work routine.