Sentence examples for valuable lunch from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a glass or two, says Murray, who adds it was a "valuable" lunch about establishing a good working relationship between Scotland Yard and the Sunday Express.

As you approach the transition between "day job" and "impendingpreneurship" you've been doing nothing except work for every one of your valuable waking hours (including commuting, lunch breaks and most likely toilet breaks too).

I have watched with wonder during recess when her MathCounts students show up with their lunches, willing to spend valuable leisure time challenging each other to think through math problems.

Your solo practice during your lunch break can be either valuable or useless depending on how you do it.

The wares run the gamut from garage-sale detritus to the genuinely valuable -- from 1960's cartoon-character lunch boxes (up to $70) to early 20th-century Victrolas ($200 to $2,000).

Interviews over lunch or dinner can be valuable to assess a candidate in a more social setting, but the discussions tend to be less formal.

When valuable networking contacts asked me to meet for lunch, I'd ask whether they'd mind chatting by phone.

What a surprise it is that such a valuable classic has appeared before you, suddenly, at this lunch hour.

At a time when the United States is worried that Chinese capitalists are eating their Yankee lunch, Mr. Ting's Hong Kong-nurtured perspective is a valuable counterpoint.

Teaching kids valuable kitchen skills and getting them involved in the healthy lunch packing routine is very important.

Hey Pops, Am skipping the canoe cavalcade today to hold the first Rotary lunch in camp history, and hope to make some valuable contacts.