"for every lunch" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a repeated action that is happening at each lunch. For example, "My mother always makes a special dessert for every lunch."
For every lunch over 24, Mr. Ellenson would owe Mr. Lowitz $100.
For every lunch short of 24, Mr. Lowitz would have to pay $100 to Mr. Ellenson.
By the end of last week's breakfast, Mr. Lowich and Mr. Ellenson had made a bet: the skeptic will pay the newlywed $100 for every lunch beyond the twice-a-month goal this year, and the newlywed will pay the skeptic $100 for every lunch below that number.
That has changed dramatically.Everything but the squealLei Xiaoping, the manager of Mr Ouyang's farm, eats pork for every lunch and dinner these days—swine from the farm that have died in a fight or are too small to sell.
A creature of habit (she eats the same type of pasta for every lunch), she starts her day by staring deeply into a Bridget Riley dot painting that she owns, until the dots seem to move and sometimes change color.
Reading Mr. Manso's extended play-by-play, which seems to account for every lunch break and judicial sidebar, feels a bit like hiking the Appalachian trail, which as Bill Bryson reminded us in "A Walk in the Woods" is pretty awful because you're always in the trees; there are few striking open vistas.
For the teachers, being present for lunch every day means giving up the peace and quiet of the staff room.
This year they're busier than ever, but Kapoor and his family try to visit every Sunday for lunch: "Ideally for the summer soup, and then the stinko".
Then, once we got here, we ate those corn dogs almost every day for lunch, little pizzas for snacks, and sugary cereals for breakfast".
"Once we got here, we ate corn dogs almost every day for lunch, little pizzas for snacks, and sugary cereals for breakfast".
"She was out every day for lunch and out almost every night.
