The word 'lunchbox' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation when referring to a container for food which can be carried to school, work, or elsewhere. Example sentence: My daughter packed her lunch in a bright pink lunchbox.
The Lunchbox and Trash face insurmountably stiff competition.
When you finally make it to the front of Savage Salads, you can see why: £5 gets you a lunchbox filled with halloumi or chicken, or a bit of both, and a choice of four colourful salads (these change according to what's in season, but you might find cabbage slaw with kale and orange dressing, or roast beetroot and quinoa).
While it's not the most immediately obvious of lunchbox ingredients, haggis makes a brilliant scotch egg (or sausage roll) filling, and is so flavoursome that it doesn't need any additional seasoning.
Next month Daimaru, one of the Japanese department-store chains, will become the third to close its doors in Hong Kong since the handover.In this section Hubris at Airbus, Boeing rebuilds Oil be number one again Making waves War in Europe Internet riders The joys of devaluation The lunchbox tourists Business as the new rock and roll ReprintsIn recent months the picture had appeared to brighten.
It is certainly enough to remind the IT-obsessed pipsqueaks on Wall Street that you still exist.In this section Hubris at Airbus, Boeing rebuilds Oil be number one again Making waves War in Europe Internet riders The joys of devaluation The lunchbox tourists Business as the new rock and roll ReprintsOf the two firms, Mobil needs the deal more.
For weeks leading up to the day itself, his mother tested a different lunchbox menu every Saturday, when the school's canteen closes (in the end he selected abalone congee, said to be good for stamina and easy to digest).
Stopped clocks, flattened clothing, the charred contents of a tin lunchbox and a mangled glass bottle are among artefacts recovered from the wreckage of the two Japanese cities and brought to the UK for the first time to coincide with the 65th anniversary of the attacks.
"Putting ham or high calorie snacks in your child's sandwich might seem like a convenient option, particularly for parents who do not have a lot of time to prepare their child's lunchbox.
Like the Hello Kitty lunchbox and its enigmatic contents washed up on a Canadian island shore in Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being, this year's Man Booker shortlist delivers stories to decode about transitions and transformations in a world of flux.
