luncheon|luncheons in English
noun
[lunch·eon || 'lʌntʃən]
lunch; formal lunch; afternoon party where a light meal is served
Use "luncheon|luncheons" in a sentence
1. Luncheon?
2. Informally served: a Buffet luncheon
3. After dinner, yes, but not after luncheon.
4. The duty journalist was at luncheon.
5. They met at a literary luncheon.
6. We have luncheon at twelve o'clock.
7. Strangely, very few people attended the luncheon.
8. Luncheon will be served at one, Madam.
9. I believe the luncheon voucher approach is misguided.
10. He said he was at a luncheon meeting.
11. There were no checks received at the luncheon.
12. Save your energy at both dinner and luncheon parties.
13. I'm sorry, I have to cancel out luncheon appointment.
14. National Savings stamps or certificates, premium bonds. Luncheon vouchers, travel tickets.
15. Processed luncheon meats, namely ham, chicken, turkey, sausage, roast beef
16. A casserole was already in the oven cooking gently for luncheon.
17. I need you to Arrange a luncheon for the whole department.
18. PLENARY 2 - Luncheon Address "Canada in a Changing Trade Environment" Speaker:
19. Mr Wright discovered that you can't hand out authority like luncheon vouchers.
20. Next came the inaugural luncheon and a new round of insincere bipartisan pieties.
21. I will join in the luncheon to follow the Chrism Mass * Yes
22. The anniversary was marked by a luncheon given in the town hall.
23. 22 When biker chic turned up at ladies' luncheons, the young were pressed to find a new look.
24. Wide selection of Chafers for your next event, breakfast luncheon, dinner or banquet
25. Earlier this month, a luncheon for former UN staff was held in Vienna.