Sentence examples for for serving lunch from inspiring English sources

Goodman, then 18, was never likely to accept the cameras' presence: a staunch civil libertarian and son of a barrister, he had already refused to use his school's new fingerprint-scan system for serving lunch.

Brooklyn's version, from Monday to March 29, will feature about 200 restaurants serving lunch for $20.12, dinner for $25, plus other deals: visitbrooklyn.org.org

The restaurant is participating in Summer Restaurant Week, serving lunch for $20.12, and will offer a $35 pretheater menu for Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Daniel, perhaps New York's most revered restaurant, stopped serving lunch for lack of business.

He dispatched one group into the kitchen to help, another into TriBakery, which was making a shaky attempt at serving lunch for the first time.

Known as the Tea Room, it was operated by a concessionaire for the next 50 years, serving lunches featuring Hampton Imperial Crab (backfin lump meat from the blue crab, baked and seasoned with spices) and other Chesapeake Bay seafood delicacies, served with a glass of sherry.

It is open Monday through Saturday for dinner and serves lunch on Friday as well.

With two children to raise -- Oskar, now 35, and Mia, now 33, both of whom work with her -- Ms. Davidsen decided to open only five days a week, and only for lunch, although she serves "lunch" from 9 a.m. on, and there are usually passengers from the Norwegian ships that dock nearby waiting outside for a pick-me-up when she unlocks her door.

Last weekend, they served lunch for 12 family members and friends, including a hot caprese salad with buffalo mozzarella and homemade pesto, parma ham and melon followed by pot roast chicken with seasonal hot vegetables and crispy roast potatoes.

He even recalled Dolly, noting that she had served lunch there for more than three decades.

The women serve lunch daily for dozens of people and offer dance lessons and other programs for children.