| Let's skip elevenses, have an early lunch, and perhaps it'll be bright enough and dry enough for you later on. |
| A heated verbal exchange between a Fianna Fail councillor and a Fine Gael rival spilled into the council tearoom at elevenses last week. |
| Her mother had been down at the shops and snapped up half a dozen buns for elevenses. |
| At eleven, a short woman carrying elevenses to the children interrupted classes, a meal consisting of a glass of milk and a shortbread biscuit. |
| Then after checking my work messages I went up to see Roger in Crouch End for elevenses and a then spot of lunch. |
| He always has an elevenses of seed cake and Madeira, and his favourite restaurant is Sweetings in the City. |
