Sentence examples for were luncheon from inspiring English sources
noun
A formal meal served in the middle of the day.
To study tissues or small organisms with some microscopes, a developmental biologist has to be like a deli worker, slicing the sample as if it were luncheon meat to reveal the internal details.
"Mr. and Mrs. R. Markoe Robertson were luncheon hosts today at the Southampt Beach Club for her son and daughter-in-law, Sergeant and Mrs. Biddle Duke, who have joined them at Wyndcote," it said.
Then there was luncheon in the Members' Room of the Administration Building, which used various herbs.
Festive it wasn't; nevertheless, this was luncheon for six at the White House on March 21 , 1933 less than three weeks after Franklin Delano Roosevelt's first Inauguration.
Mrs. Charles Mair is luncheon chairman.
June Hamlin is president; Lucille Melcher is luncheon chairman, assisted by Leona Hertzberg.
They were a luncheon club, but now have started dinner meetings twice a month.
"Being here," luncheon chair Beverly Gelfand told the group, "shows that you are committed Jews". The house where the luncheon was held is itself a symbol of commitment.
Included in the agenda was a luncheon.
Yesterday there was a luncheon at the "21" Club.
Immediately following will be a luncheon at Xavier's on the Hudson.
