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The phrase "a small lunch for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a meal that is modest in size intended for a specific person or group.
Example: "I prepared a small lunch for my friend who was feeling under the weather."
Alternatives: "a light meal for" or "a modest lunch for".
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Sometimes harshly, they critique the show, which is typically a small lunch for a few editors, critics and buyers.
"You can just grab a handful of ripe tomatoes and they're ready to add to a dish for a small lunch for a board meeting," said Mr. Garcelon, executive chef of the hotel.
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You'll be eating again in a few hours so you can go for a small lunch or dinner.
The participants were instructed not to eat chocolate for 24 hours before the scan and to eat only a small lunch on the day of scanning.
Have a small lunch.
Perhaps the proof of her loyalty to the project was that the afternoon following the world premiere in Sarajevo she held a small private lunch for a select group of us who had reported the war, at the Holiday Inn, our old wartime home.
She and five other members of the class of 1956 joined Mr. Sherman for a small reunion, lunch in a theater district restaurant in Manhattan, and opening night for his new play, "Rose," at the Lyceum Theater on Broadway.
Eating a small cheeseburger for lunch is, in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, equivalent to driving an extra 10 miles.
It is typically better to wake up at a reasonable time-no one says you need to wake up at 5 AM, but sleeping in until 11 AM does waste away the morning-and start studying, with a small break for lunch in the middle.
In fact, the very first designer home I ever visited was Mr. Armani's, back in 1987 or '88, for a small press lunch.
The ability to step behind a closed door for a small meeting, lunch with colleagues, or a discreet call to a doctor's office will help ensure workers have a place to take conversations that others shouldn't hear.
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