The phrase "at each lunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that occurs or is relevant during every lunch period.
Example: "At each lunch, we discuss our plans for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "during every lunch" or "at every lunch time".
WHILE dining and discoursing at Michelin-starred restaurants might seem the epitome of aristocratic living — at each lunch, one Club des Cent member, designated the week's "Brigadier," makes a presentation about the selection of food and wine while another critiques the meal — many members come from relatively humble backgrounds.
Last season, it opened the Ranch, a new ski and snowboard school on the mountain, with picture windows to allow parents to watch their children learn and wireless touch screens at each lunch table so the instructor doesn't have to leave the children to place orders.
School officials worried that if fewer students drank milk, which is the only beverage available on the lunch line, fewer might each lunch at all, jeopardizing federal money.
She'd hold an inquest over the cold leftovers we ate at lunch, discussing each dish in terms of its balance of flavors or what might have been prepared differently.
The agency is also launching a campaign encouraging adults to consume 400 calories at breakfast and 600 each at lunch and dinner.
D2: "The male partner [D3], yes, he was a friend: we'd known each other for 20 years, we ate lunch at each other's houses… Anyway!
At one lunch, each composed what his tombstone should read: "Andy wants his to say: 'Look.
Well, it's that time of year again when families come together to stare moodily at each other over lunch and, in theory at least, we're supposed to be thinking about others less fortunate than ourselves.
One focus group with practice staff was conducted at each clinic during lunch breaks at the end of the PIPS.
The subject, however, was plainly on the minds of 1,500 supporters of Mr. D'Amato who had paid at least $1,000 each for lunch at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Since most children eat one-third of the calories they need each day at lunch, school lunches also must provide at least one-third of the Recommended Dietary Allowances of protein, vitamin A, vitamin C, iron, calcium and calories.
