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The phrase "for a lunch" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
Here is an example of its usage in a sentence: We decided to go to the park for a lunch.
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London time for a lunch break.
"I'm excited for a lunch," Fogelson said.
Tells about the two men making for a lunch wagon.
At midday, they stopped for a lunch of rabbit jerky and wine.
She came for a lunch break, a tuna sandwich topped off with chocolate candy.
It made for a lunch that was part quiche, part frittata, but nonetheless, categorically cake.
Sometimes I'd fly somewhere just for a lunch on a day off!
My second request was for a lunch tip in the city centre.
Forty democratic senators were gathered for a lunch in March just off the Senate floor.
Mr. Matthews was in New York recently for a lunch at the Sea Grill restaurant.
Tables were still set for a lunch crowd that never showed up.
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