Sentence examples for The lunches from inspiring English sources
noun
A light meal usually eaten around midday, notably when not as main meal of the day.
The lunches they feed are garbage.
The lunches ended after administrators staged a sting operation.
The lunches seem more light-hearted than confessional.
The lunches are excellent, especially the hardy soups.
The lunches are mentioned frequently in Mr. Brown's own Chronicle column, Willie's World.
The lunches are to be held in New York in October and November.
The lunches and breakfasts ground on, and I felt myself putting on weight.
The lunches are compulsory, with parents being charged £75 upfront for each six-week period.
The lunches, the parties, the hangovers … Christmas is wonderful, but the cost can add up.
The lunches are a wonderful way to sample classic Washington restaurants, but diners should make reservations early.
The lunches that are trucked to Bridgehampton in insulated containers are much abbreviated for reasons of logistics and cost.
