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The phrase "have a quick lunch" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used to describe the act of eating a meal quickly. Example: "I need to have a quick lunch before my meeting at 2 pm."
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LUNCH I have a quick lunch.
André Leon Talley, journalist "Sneaking out of the office to have a quick lunch at 66".
I have a quick lunch at a cafe called Hamilton's (the only time I like the name) round the corner: salt beef and gherkins or a jacket potato with cheese or chilli.
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I'm soon sitting having a quick lunch with a dozen other visitors before we don wetsuits and stroll down to the harbour.
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Indeed, after being released from England duty on the morning of the Lord's Test, he drove to Nottingham, had a quick lunch, put on his Durham whites and took nine wickets and a run-out.
Our group has a quick lunch on the terrace.We tell Judy Taubman, who is at the next table, that we are going on a private tour of The Vatican.
Take 3 deep breaths when feeling stressed Get 15 minutes of sun on a lunch break Have a quick, 20-minute nap to recharge the mind Journal your thoughts for 15 minutes a day Watch your favorite funny YouTube video for a mid-day laugh Listen to your favorite music for 20 minutes.
As we said earlier, there are often leftovers with large cuts, which are critical to have around for a quick lunch or snack when you have houseguests.
"She would have a quick chat with him before he took his lunch," says Thorpe.
Have your child help you come up with a list of favorite lunch foods so you can have a quick reference guide for packing.
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