Sentence examples for small luncheon from inspiring English sources

She liked to entertain guests and was hosting a small luncheon.

"When the guys from Japan called, that's when I realized this was not just a small luncheon anymore".

For Ms. Weinberg, administering the oath of office followed by a small luncheon for faculty and guests on campus would have been more appropriate.

In fact, I had been seated next to her at a small luncheon earlier in the year and had had a lively conversation about her career as a sculptor.

Encore brides shunned long, lacy dresses with illusion veils and trains, and if second weddings occurred at all, they were best left to City Hall, with a small luncheon, perhaps, for immediate family and intimate friends, as Emily Post advised in her 1922 etiquette guide.

The fact that every speaker at the NIH Wednesday afternoon lecture series participates in a small luncheon with predoctoral fellows demonstrates NIH's commitment to young scientists.

The former president has raised much of the money, usually at small luncheons and dinners.

Back then, renting work space in flower markets for a day to make arrangements for gifts or small luncheons "just didn't make sense," she explained.

More important, several invitations that are actually from a publisher rather than a writer's college roommate are not for the accustomed party, but for smaller luncheons aimed at alerting journalists that a given work will be released not next week but far down the road.

"Muskoka is Toronto transplanted," I was told at a small buffet luncheon on Georgian Bay.

I was privileged to attend a small press luncheon on Saturday at the excellent Culina Restaurant of the Four Seasons Hotel, arranged by that equally attractive and strong-willed British PR woman Caroline Graham, acting for the Chairman of BritWeek, Bob Peirce, former British Consul General here and now head of a this non-profit organization, of which more anon.