Sentence examples for exactly lunch from inspiring English sources
The first widespread use of the word "brunch" was in 1896 in the British magazine Punch, which noted "to be fashionable nowadays we must 'brunch,' "referring to a meal that was not quite breakfast and not exactly lunch.
Actually, the Haggler heard from exactly one It's Just Lunch success story.
Also it's Alice Munro every day – one story is enough for exactly one lunch break.
She did not define what, exactly, a lunch trade was, saying only that on Oct. 21, she and a corporate partner would conduct one of them.
"I have exactly the same lunch every day.
Then there is the attack, which is timed exactly with our lunch time.
If he didn't drink a glass of water at the exact same time every day, or visit the same cafe for exactly the same lunch, he would plunge into panic.
Day in and day out, Mr. Ford eats exactly the same lunch — a ball of cottage cheese, over which he pours a small pitcherful of A-1 Sauce, a sliced onion or a quartered tomato, and a small helping of butter-pecan ice cream.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell later told reporters on Air Force One that it took him some time to explain to the Chinese vice foreign minister over lunch exactly what "apoplectic" meant, and even longer to deconstruct "chomping at the bit," which he said "does not translate easily into Chinese".
Not exactly a savory lunch, but fine for the sake of the study.
