Sentence examples for a boxed lunch from inspiring English sources

The eki bento, a boxed lunch bought at stations, is as essential to train travel in Japan as a ticket.

As many of the voters ate from a boxed lunch, the caucus rules were translated into Spanish.

Some of them will not leave their seats for the rest of the day, pausing briefly only to scarf down a boxed lunch brought in by Helene Hovanec.

The cost is $72 a person; a boxed lunch (also a must since there is nowhere to buy food there) is $7 extra.

The soup is part of a boxed lunch ($10) that includes two small homemade sandwiches (herbed cream cheese and watercress, and turkey with tarragon mustard and mesclun), potato chips, apricot sage cookies, grapes and a drink.

This month, as a budget-cutting measure, those serving on jury duty at Camden's Hall of Justice will only get a boxed lunch during deliberations of trials lasting five or more days or when the jury is sequestered.

Even the prices at Sally Bell's seem preserved in amber: a standard boxed lunch, with a sandwich, a cupcake, potato or macaroni salad, half a deviled egg and a pecan-cheese wafer, is $5.30.

But now that he has experienced the simple joy of finding prey behind a fence, like a conveniently boxed lunch, we can expect him to seek out more of the same.

The vision was so gorgeous it distracted us, for a moment, from our boxed lunch.

Four Japanese women - Masako, Yayoi, Yoshie and Kuniko - work the night shift together at a factory making boxed lunches.

A box lunch will be served.