Sentence examples for to lunchroom from inspiring English sources
noun
A room intended for use as a place to eat lunch.
- Company policy was to eat snacks only in the lunchroom.
It is costly to assign teachers to lunchroom supervision.
Once given wide latitude, the principal has seen his autonomy hemmed in: the movement has spawned thousands of school governing councils, in which parents, teachers and community members weigh in on every matter before the principal -- from teacher hiring to lunchroom menus -- with the principal left to forge consensus.
The spirited discussions sometimes carry over to the lunchroom, to online messages or into evening phone calls that might otherwise be devoted to the latest episode of "Yu-Gi-Oh," the new Japanese anime craze.
Bring treats to the lunchroom to share with everyone or buy flowers for the security guard who greets you every day.
Now they have time to return coats to lockers so they don't have to carry them to the lunchroom.
After a brief visit to the lunchroom, Camby proceeded to the playground for an hour of yard duty.
Kidd should have stopped the movie there, although I would be sorry to have lost the wicked coda, in which Roger takes his message to the lunchroom in Nick's high school, dispensing carnal wisdom to a gang of glandular youths.
From the locker room to the lunchroom, sexual predators test tolerance through noting individual reaction to inappropriate language or remarks.
Then the writer went to the lunchroom, where some of the children were singing.
In the past, children took coats, hats and mittens with them to the lunchroom, then headed outside.
At 12 40 p.m., Mr. Bassoff said, he took his class to the lunchroom, leaving them, as he did every day, in the charge of a lunchroom attendant.
