Sentence examples for bite of lunch from inspiring English sources

Take a break from the bustle for a bite of lunch at the famous Leopold Café, a crossroads for wheelers and dealers, new-age travellers and locals alike.

I was grabbing a bite of lunch, so I missed it, but PoliticsHome says he did not rule out every standing for the Labour leadership.

I grab a bite of lunch with John, a member of the Serial subreddit who grew up one county over, and now lives and works nearby.

When he was in the Washington bureau in the early seventies, before he went to London, colleagues found that a casual "Let's get a bite of lunch" could mean going across the street to what was then one of the fanciest French restaurants in town and having a three-course meal with appropriate wine.

Every day for sixty million years, seabirds have performed mind-boggling acts of derring-do: circumnavigating the globe without rest, diving more than 200 meters in treacherous seas for a bite of lunch, braving the most unpredictable weather on the planet as if it were just another Tuesday and finding their way home in waters with few, if any, landmarks.

Decorated in the art nouveau style and located on the open Limmatquai plaza in Old Town, it is one of the most central spots in the city, and all day long until well after midnight people pop in for a quick coffee or a drink or a bite of lunch, and then linger to watch the crowds walk by.

I will never forget that day — waking up unusually short of breath, later feeling nauseous and struggling for oxygen in between bites of lunch.

Between bites of lunch he tells me that "Our vision is to create an endless reflection of hope, inspiration and love that will ignite the human spirit and change the world".

Exploiting a certain dorkish charm, Thompson in 1985 started pitching to a handful of Ohio investors, over bites of lunch, a plan to find the Central America, a wooden side-wheeler that went down in a hurricane off the coast of North Carolina in 1857, killing 425 people on board and taking a fortune in bullion and newly minted $20 coins 8,000 feet down to the ocean floor.

He had one bite of his lunch and was sick all over the table.

Unlike Garbo, whose sphinxlike silence concealed a stolid bore, Ms. Moss is as compelling in person as in front of a lens, quick to mock herself, to offer a bite of her lunch, to throw her head back in easy girlish laughter.