Sentence for lunch | Use lunch in a sentence

Sentences with lunch. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lunch in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lunch.

• We will now adjourn for lunch! (8)
• Lunch is ready. (8)
• Lunch was ready. (10)
• To have my lunch, sir. (8)
• What about lunch, Enid? (8)
• Shall I keep lunch back? (8)
• The dining-room after lunch. (8)
• Coming to lunch, Scantlebury? (8)
• After lunch I rode on to Moor. (8)
• He might be coming in to lunch. (8)
• You will stay and have some lunch? (8)
• The maid came to ask if he would lunch. (8)
• After lunch she could bear it no longer. (8)
• He had eaten a poor lunch because of them. (8)
• Lunch has been ready some time, Miss Maud. (8)
• We will lunch, if you propose; but presently. (10)
• And, going to his lunch, ate more heavily than usual. (8)
• Madame says she will not be coming to lunch, Monsieur. (8)
• My wife, Dalton and I, went to a restaurant for lunch. (8)
• Falling in with Harbinger, he asked him to come back to lunch. (8)
• It was the last cheque I handled that morning before my lunch. (8)
• After her ride she avoided lunch, and walked out into the lanes. (8)
• After lunch they sat under the oak tree drinking Turkish coffee. (8)
• He declined the pleasure of the lunch with the Duvidney ladies. (10)
• At lunch he was almost cordial, and kept pressing Bosinney to eat. (8)
• He pressed matters on, and made his way to Green Street for lunch. (8)
• Mr. Eglett was taken into confidence by him privately after lunch. (10)
• And it was surely not her fault that such people must lunch and dine. (8)
• But it was after lunch that the real disaster to his nerves occurred. (8)
• I rather dread going in to lunch, however, for I fear the empty places. (9)
• I stopped at Brixham on the way for lunch, and walked down to the quay. (8)
• She did not want any lunch, would stay where she was amongst the pines. (8)
• When lunch was over they broke up into couples for the digestive promenade. (8)
• Going back blindly to his table, sits down, and stares blankly at his lunch. (8)
• He did not see her until lunch, and then she again sat next the Connoisseur. (8)
• James and Roger followed immediately after; they also would drop in to lunch. (8)
• After lunch she wandered, examining his household gods with intense curiosity. (8)
• The lunch was an heroic effort of the hotel to hide the fact of our separation. (9)
• Miltoun came in to lunch, but from his face and manner nothing could be guessed. (8)
• When he came out for lunch he bought the most sensational of the evening papers. (8)
• She returned five minutes before the hour of lunch, having left Nesta with Mrs. John. (10)
• Mavering came to lunch the next day, and had a word with Mrs. Pasmer before Alice came in. (9)
• She came in flushed, and talked brightly all lunch; old Jolyon was there, and he was deceived. (8)
• She went away demurely, as she had come, refusing to stay to lunch, manifestly avoiding Sylvia. (8)
• We know that because the cashier recollects it for the last cheque he handled before his lunch. (8)
• Old Jolyon was not restless now, and paid no visits to the log, because she was coming to lunch. (8)
• After lunch, they went out across the garden to see the music-room, and he sat down at the piano. (8)
• Except to lunch now and then at the Hotch-Potch with his father, he had never been in a London Club. (8)
• He went back to the house for lunch, but both those guests were out, no one seemed quite to know where. (8)
• City clubs and Saturday lunch clubs are formed to listen to facts and ideas tabooed by the daily press. (16)
• After lunch, that she might not be in when he came, she ordered her mare, and rode up on the downs alone. (8)
• He had hurried back to lunch, scamping it so that he might get to his piano for an hour of forgetfulness. (8)
• Up on the top of the hill, beyond where he had spread the lunch, over, out of sight, he lay down on his face. (8)
• My lunch was just coming in; and of course I like it hot; I gave the cheque to Davis to run round to the bank. (8)
• From the time Davis went out to lunch to the time you cashed the cheque, how long do you say it must have been? (8)
• To an exhortation to luring him in to lunch; the servant replied that Lord Miltoun had lunched, and would wait. (8)
• Before lunch there was a little scene between Zachary Pearse and Dan, as to which of them should summon Pasiance. (8)
• And Gyp played, whether from overexcited nerves or from not having had any lunch, better than she had ever played. (8)
• At this a real tremor seemed to go round the table, as if they all saw themselves sitting there through lunch time. (8)
• Lunch was long over, but her father had not gone out, for he met her in the hall and drew her into the dining-room. (8)
• After lunch, when Winton was settling his accounts, she wandered out through the long park stretching up the valley. (8)
• For lunch we had chops, wood-pigeons, mushrooms, and mulberry preserve, and drank wonderful Madeira out of common wine-glasses. (8)
• It is almost unnecessary to mention that when lunch was over and we got aboard again and made sail, the wind promptly died away. (2)
• They no longer cared to serve journalistic viands, which required deliberate mastication, to patrons who clamored for a quick lunch. (16)
• Then followed a desperate lunch and dinner where an unbroken forest of German, and a still more impenetrable morass of Dutch, hemmed us in. (9)
• In the room where three hours ago she had been left alone after lunch with Harbinger, her sister was seated in the window, looking decidedly upset. (8)
• During lunch, which Soames hardly touched, he kept looking at Bosinney, and once or twice passed his silk handkerchief stealthily over his forehead. (8)

Also see sentences for: luncheon, refection, refreshment.

Definition of lunch:

• lunch, lunsh, n. a slight repast between breakfast and dinner | also lunch’eon. | v.i. to take lunch. | n. lunch’eon-bar, a counter at a restaurant where luncheons are served. (0)

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