Sentence examples for lunch look from inspiring English sources

A fortnight earlier on Aegina, the three of us, having finished lunch, look out over the stunning view before us.

Despite the occasional suit-wearing office worker who wanders in for lunch, Look Mum No Hands functions as a kind of cyclists' salon.

Ad agencies take note: these companies are sniffing your lunch; look the other way and they'll be eating it in no time.

When Roger Sterling takes Joan Holloway, the voluptuous redheaded secretary (played by Christina Hendricks in a turn that pays an affectionate homage to Helen Gurley Brown's "Sex and the Single Girl") to a hotel room for a midday tryst, he says of the room-service lunch: "Look, we've got oysters Rockefeller, beef Wellington, napoleons.

The next time you go to lunch, look at the people around you.

And according to these standards what does a "nutritious" lunch look like?

Lunch looked like watery grits.

McIlroy and Garcia at lunch looked like they may volunteer for Death Row.

A friend in my cancer support group suggested a call to Look Good Feel Better when I arrived at lunch looking bad and feeling worse.

Some of us spent the afternoon sitting over lunch, looking at the Zen garden of the Hotoritei restaurant, and offering rhymes for a song Steve was writing.

It's an uninspired choice, admittedly – particularly as one dish on the menu is called Buddha Jumped Over the Wall – but at £9.80, the set lunch looks a real bargain.