Sentence examples for make a lunch from inspiring English sources

I'd like to make a lunch of fried eggplant sandwiches in the style of Frankies 457, in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.

They might be too distracted by work to make a lunch, but they loved their kids enough to offer them this prepackaged gift.

Over at Balthazar, once the woman at the front desk confirmed with her superior that snakes could count as emotional-support animals, I was able to make a lunch reservation for the following week.

Indeed, it was entirely possible, even in the bleak days of February, to make a lunch date there and find oneself practically across the restaurant's threshold before realizing that to enter would be to cross Local 100's line.

They would be immediately frozen, the perfect convenience food; a few handfuls, dropped straight into boiling water, could make a lunch in just minutes for the family of six.

When I dropped into Casamento's for my ritualistic oyster loaf — this was against the advice of friends, who told me that anyone eating as often as I intended to eat at Mosca's should endeavor to make a lunch out of dry toast and unsweetened tea — the waitress told me that they had ordered twenty-five sacks of oysters from their supplier and been given ten.

Sometimes the rules of what makes a lunch "healthy" confound me.

Poured over still-warm diced, boiled potatoes, then showered with celery leaves, it makes a lunch.

They made a lunch & climbed up to bed, the water was ankle deep on the floor.

The two made a lunch date, and over the meal, Ms. Levy trained her historian's curiosity on his past.

Pizza Roma, 259 Bleecker Street (Cornelia Street), in the Village, celebrates Rome's birthday with free prosecco for every diner who makes a lunch or dinner reservation for Saturday.