Sentence examples for lunchbox of from inspiring English sources

For example, a classmate who doesn't realize the gravity of the situation might sneak peanut butter into the lunchbox of a child who can't touch, smell or ingest peanuts.

As I trudged back to school to deliver Zack's forgotten lunchbox of expensive organic food, crafting a lecture on "personal responsibility" in my head, I felt for the rest of the kids making due with limp pizza, Chef Boyardee, or heaven knows what else.

After a few initial hiccups (you haven't known shame until you've been a year seven opening a lunchbox of leftover organic moussaka while you're sitting with a group of people eating Penguin bars) (a lot of people do not know what an aubergine is and get angry when confronted with the concept of one), I was in.

Mr. Clinton's words are intercut with images of a construction worker heaving a lunchbox out of a pickup truck and Mr. Obama talking to voters over a kitchen table (the same image appears in Mr. Obama's ad).

The saddest of all to date is dramatised in Il ladro di merendine (The Snack Thief, 1996), in which François, the son of a Tunisian prostitute, Karima, and a French itinerant worker, is caught stealing the lunchboxes of other schoolchildren.

She put inspirational notes into the lunchboxes of her children, and one letter she wrote for him he still keeps: "The real loser is never the person who crosses the finishing line last.

Gallery See more photos of lunchboxes for kids of all ages.

The crickets were meant to invoke the feeling of being a child, of opening your lunchbox, and of realizing that—oh, gross!—ants had invaded.

Pick up your lunchbox bag of chips; that's the weight of your baby aye-aye.

This simple pesto has been our lunchbox saviour of late – try it in a packed lunch.

For example, Sainsbury's lists Peperami salami snacks in the "kid's lunchbox" section of its website, even though it is 44% fat, it said.