Sentence examples for having to lunch from inspiring English sources

The food at the White House, which under the Roosevelts had never been good, was now used to set an example, and although the 'New York Times sympathised with the President for having to lunch on salt fish four days in a row' Eleanor insisted that this was only fitting in a time of war.

We have to eat lunch.

Would I have to eat lunch with them every day?

Then, he explains, he has to get lunch.

"I keep saying we have to have lunch," Mr. Dunne said to Ms. Vanderbilt.

But they still had to have lunch together.

This doesn't mean we have to skip lunch altogether.

Some might have to skip lunch.

Meanwhile, I have to go find lunch.

He has to make the lunch.

"I have to earn my lunch," the man explains.