Sentence examples for executive lunch from inspiring English sources

DINING OUT A huge foliage-filled outdoor courtyard has made BAR DAS ARTES (011-55-11-3078-0828, $35 fof two) one of São Paulo's preferred executive lunch spots.

By the 1970's, corporations were leaving the city, and the Cloud Club faced competition from some three dozen private executive lunch clubs, including the Sky Club on the 56th floor of the nearby Pan Am building, to which Mr. Trippe had defected in 1964.

The executive lunch menu lures busy workers with dishes like chipotle miso Chilean sea bass and churrasco beef skewers — all served in less than an hour.

Saffron's a luxury in the Dominican Republic, so consider this an executive lunch.

Pundits are like your coworkers when the soggy remnants of a lukewarm executive lunch is dumped into the break room on a Thursday afternoon.

Such is the case with an innovative wooden sculpture entitled "The Music Box" in the executive lunch room of Security Pacific's Costa Mesa office building.

I found executive lunching heartily at Pierre's, but his appetite, it developed, forced, unnatural.

One of those locals is Dante Olgado, a corporate finance executive lunching for free the other day at the Green Valley Ranch in suburban Henderson, Nev.

President Reagan had a suggestion today for corporate executives who think his tax plan cuts too deeply into exemptions for "three-martini" business lunches: "Why not brown-bag it once in a while?" "Why not find smarter ways to put our money to work than investing so heavily in executive lunches?" Reagan asked at a meeting with economics writers invited to a White House briefing on his plan.

The Telegraph's Jeremy Warner writes: Boris Johnson is said to be the most sought after public speaker in Britain, so how did Sir Roger Carr, president of the CBI, persuade him to speak at the British chief executives lunch in Davos?

Executives lunching in the V.I.P. dining room — a spectacular space braced by heavy steel columns — can stare up through a big skylight at other V.I.P.'s landing on a helipad.