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how you would include math during family style lunch time
to learn for 6 hours and to have break with your mates and lunch to eat if their was school for 2 hours you would not learn much and have to stay at school in the summer holidays
If you walk at 3 mph, it would take you 14 hours. If you can walk at 4 mph, it would take you 10.5 hours. Unless you are in good shape and used to walking, you probably will give up before you get there.
That depends on your speed and the number of stops you make. However, if you average 60 miles per hour for the entire distance your driving time would be about 11 hours and 3 minutes.
you would have to travel overnight by train...it would probably take somewhere between 8 and 24 hours
Probably in grams.
I would probably be their lunch break and time to go home. ;)
She doesn't... Unless she's allergic to anything that is in the lunchroom. Then she would probably get itchy, and if its really bad, she would probably collapse. :D
The Lord ate bread and meat for breakfast, meat, bread and potatoes and vegetables for lunch, and maybe a apple pie for lunch, and probably more meat for tea. Peasant's wood have Barley for breakfast, something called 'Ploughman's Lunch' for lunch (this was brown bread and cheese) and probably barley soup for tea.
All schools under the National School Lunch Program must serve lunch between 10 AM to 2 PM. my school eats lunch at 11:35
It would take you probably about 5 hours or 7.5 hours or 6.5 hours and 10 hours.
Usually, breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and bedtime. Otherwise, the medicine would say every six hours which means you'd have to take it 24 hours a day.
Lunch in Latin is "prandium". To lunch would be "prandere" (the verb).
That would depend on what your lunch was made of.
Probably not.
If a person skipped a meal and the blood sugar levels dropped, the liver could release some of the stored sugar back into the blood.
What time are you doing lunch today is an interrogative sentence. "What time" could be said as "When" but asking "what time" requests the person state a more specific time. The phrase "doing lunch" is awkward writing, since people eat lunch, not "do lunch". Adding "today" makes it specific to "this day". This kind of question would be asked sometime in the morning hours, in preparation or planning for lunch activities.