Sentence examples for were lunch from inspiring English sources
noun
A light meal usually eaten around midday, notably when not as main meal of the day.
Sunscreen was free, as were lunch and the use of wet suits and snorkel equipment.
When he's asked about his day, he says that the only parts he liked were lunch and recess and that the rest of the time he was bored.
"There were lunch hours where I wouldn't eat at school because we had to rush home to have lunch with the queen, for example, which actually happened," Mr. Trudeau said, speaking with a deliberate cadence that echoes his father's.
At $500, the tour also seemed like a pretty good deal, considering that many inns and hotels in Vermont typically charge at least $200 a night in the fall, and the only things not included were lunch and any alcohol at the inn.
Elisabeth's first English words were "lunch box". "It's amazing how bright she is--and sad," Asheshov said.
Other minor eating occasions were lunch (9 %) and afternoon snacks (12%%).
There were lunch-hour concerts on a pipe organ as well as a library and a lounge, all for the Larkin "family".
They were lunching at the Algonquin.
While we were lunching, it was going down rather alarmingly.
If these were lunch-hour lectures, you would have inevitably been late or missed lectures due to patient care.
