Sentence examples for make it to lunch from inspiring English sources

The two arrived at the restaurant only to learn that Ms. Finley couldn't make it to lunch after all.

I was already full enough to make it to lunch, but who can resist bread (Tibetan barley pancakes, actually) less than five seconds out of an oven?

If you make it to lunch, try to snag a pier-side table at the Hog Island Oyster Company, where the fresh catch pairs well with a grilled Gruyère sandwich and a bottle of California white.

I figured that even if I did relive for more than the two hours I was going to strictly limit myself to, even if I woke up exhausted, I could always find a way to make it to lunch and just let things coast after that.

Instead, offer an "I" statement and follow it up with an invitation for her to share her experience: "I felt hurt when you didn't make it to lunch.

If you manage to successfully make it to lunch time instead of clenching your way into the cafeteria, run straight to the restroom, sit on a toilet and let it loose.

Make sure her 75-year-old grandmother, who uses a wheelchair, makes it to lunch at the Gowanus Senior Center.

"When I made it to lunch, I knew something was up.

"They made it to lunch, then they had to be split up with each going in one of the guides' kayaks," said Mr. Fox, a former California TV weatherman who moved his wife and two young boys to Kauai several years ago.

Luckily, we both made it to lunch.

If you woke up this morning excited about a future in which Phoebe Waller-Bridge, a woman, could become the first female "Doctor Who" lead, you barely made it to lunch before you were told ― time and time again ― that your dreams are nothing but hot, gossip-addled garbage.