Sentence examples for luncheon date from inspiring English sources

Then he went out to keep a luncheon date.

Stuie recalls the activities of the day before he left for his freshman year at school; the luncheon date he had with his father & the farewell dinner which included his grandmother Mona.

We dropped into the Paramount one morning last week, looking for a cool place to sit between a business appointment & a luncheon date in the neighborhood, & we aren't likely to forget it for a long time.

By Margaret Kincher and E. B. White The New Yorker, August 15 , 1936P. 9 A lady living in the Waldorf Astoria telephoned a friend the other morning to say she'd be unable to keep her luncheon date because she was making raspberry jelly.

One recent example: while she consented to meet with fellow animal activists Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda Eastman, she stood up Oprah Winfrey, an enormous fan, and bowed out at the last minute from a luncheon date with the talk-show host when Oprah was visiting Carmel.

"The Luncheon" dated 1868 loaned by the Neue Pinakothek in Munich and "The Railway" of 1873 from the National Gallery in London, equally unforgettable, have much in common.

As an editor of Condensed Books at Reader's Digest, and ultimately Editor-in-Chief, he was for many years one of the best loved men (and best luncheon dates) in publishing.

1pm The President is then escorted to Statuary Hall in the US Capitol for the inaugural luncheon, a tradition dating back to 1897.

They set a date for luncheon--an early date because both of them had afternoon engagements.

Last week during her keynote speech for the Texas Women's Empowerment Foundation's eighth annual Women & Money luncheon in Houston the 60-year-old recalled how she has adjusted to dating.

I had the code number from the coffee filter box, the date and flight number of my delayed plane, the date and time of the luncheon reservation and a copy of the hotel telex.