luncheon-time

He would remain there till luncheon-time and return in the early afternoon.

Max 2009

He would remain there till luncheon-time and return in the early afternoon.

Archive 2009-05-01 2009

“Which will serve me to luncheon-time, I promise you,” said

Saint Ronan's Well 2008

Miss Thorne, who had she known all the truth would have vanished into air at once, had no conception that her immediate absence would be a blessing and remained chatting with them till luncheon-time.

Barchester Towers 2004

He seldom ate at all during the middle of the day, though if guests were present he would join them at luncheon-time and walk up and down while they were eating, talking and gesticulating in his fervent, fascinating way.

Mark Twain: A Biography 2003

I ought, perhaps, to have made more progress than this; but, as the luncheon-time drew near, I grew restless and unsettled, and felt unable to fix my attention on work, even though that work was only of the humble manual kind.

The Woman in White 2003

Once I had received this letter, whenever, at luncheon-time, the post was brought in, I could tell at once when it was from him that

Within a Budding Grove 2003

But it did so happen, nevertheless, that the Countess made her dinner at luncheon-time, and that she always came upstairs towards evening, although Mrs. Rubelle had taken the nursing duties entirely off her hands.

The Woman in White 2003

A visit at luncheon-time and another visit at dinner-time from

Armadale 2003

He came at luncheon-time, and saw Norah; and, from all

No Name 2003