Sentence examples for while brunching from inspiring English sources
Yet every Sunday in the fall, millions of participants like my friends and me surreptitiously track the performance of the Redskins quarterback — or some other player we'd normally have no interest in — while brunching with our wives' friends; we scrutinize weather forecasts and scour injury reports.
Instead of the classic image of a busy professional ensconced in their office at 2 a.m., we now see young worker bees emailing while brunching and checking expense reports at the grocery store.
When I was young, newly out – "fresh out of the oven" as we older trans ladies often say, giggling behind glasses of wine in kitchens while hordes of brunching baby queers roam the sunlit streets – I mistook the rush of purchasing a new pair of girly-girl heels for the thrill of freedom fought and won.
"I feel a little more comfortable in society," Melissa said of the ruling, noting that strangers approached them while they were brunching in Richmond on Saturday to congratulate them.
It took a while for brunch to drift across the Atlantic, but after World War I, Americans embraced brunch and made it their own.
Out to brunch While the Germanic architecture remains, many of the grand Viennese-style cafés were eradicated during the Soviet era.
She just happened to pick up while out to brunch with friends.
Out to brunch Friday is brunch day in Dubai.
Out to brunch Brunch means something entirely different in Central Europe.
Last Sunday, while having brunch at La Goulue with her boyfriend of many years, Steve Sumner, an artist, Ms. Bailey ran into John Dempsey, the president of M.A.C., a division of Estée Lauder cosmetics.
