Sentence examples for expensive lunch from inspiring English sources

Eduardo acknowledged that it was an expensive lunch.

But he did send me a message this week saying: "You owe me an expensive lunch".

It very nearly went down as the most expensive lunch in history.

At a quietly expensive lunch to launch the 2010 fair, co-director Matthew Slotover was cautiously optimistic.

Not till years later did she realize how difficult it must have been for Eileen to serve a comparatively expensive lunch like that.

Ben Lerner's new novel, "10 04," opens with a meditation on a decadent and expensive lunch in Chelsea, prominently featuring baby octopus.

Not that they'd be footing the bill in any case – their expenses have never stretched to expensive lunches, even during the golden era.

Taking me out for expensive lunches – boozy ones.

Expensive lunches, mostly, in the finest eating salons of SW1, Bournemouth, Brighton and other conference towns.

He continued, "When Tom first became famous, he gave a series of expensive lunches at the Café Royal to keep in touch with his old pals.

The man who approved the licence, and allegedly passed on inside information helpful to the pair, was Ian Macdonald, a former minerals minister who earned his nickname of Sir Lunch-A-Lot for his love of long, expensive lunches.