lunchtime造句

B or lunchtime if that's easier for you.

perhaps the proprietor should switch it off at lunchtime.

Encourage them to join lunchtime or after-school clubs.

Usually I only have a snack at lunchtime.

In western Germany almost all schools and nurseries close at lunchtime.

At lunchtime, I usually have some raw veggies or another salad.

At lunchtime the opportunity cost of letting you take up a table for four is substantial.

I carried out sandwiches at lunchtime, and we ate them under the tree.

The neighbor who came home at lunchtime scattered birdseed on his balcony, and the doves came and cooed.

The second includes people who mostly think about lunchtime or holiday, and the rest of their efforts go to gossip.

It's lunchtime, so she's in the kitchen, making a sandwich out of tuna fish and pre-chopped celery and onion.

I know this will sound laughable, but every lunchtime I stop being a highly capable person and turn into a dithering fool over what to eat.

So if the weather is good I must be patient and wait for it to erupt, whether it is lunchtime or two in the morning.

At a popular cafe in Sweetwater, Texas, a lunchtime crowd gathered for a home-style spread of chicken, brisket, beans, corn and cobbler.

The next day in Seattle, at a lunchtime reading for the employees of a high-tech corporation, two more men fainted. Two big men.

Speaking at an event in London this lunchtime, the chancellor cited the Wall Street giant as an example of a bank that "manifestly" failed to appreciate how the City landscape had changed.

I have seen first hand the inefficiencies in the system: limited space means long queues at busy lunchtime periods, and unused equipment and idle staff in the hush of midafternoon, for example.

We are not alone: in every sandwich bar at lunchtime there are lines of stressed workers unable to decide between the seasonal turkey-and- stuffing sandwich or chorizo and rocket baguette.