Let's eat lunch.

I've got to make lunch.

I have already eaten lunch.

Okay, upstairs. I'm making lunch. Go change.

Mother made us cheese sandwiches for lunch.

Are you eating lunch?

I had lunch in town.

Lunch time!

Have you had lunch?

Lunch...

All right, that's lunch then.

He eats lunch at a cafeteria.

I am to have lunch with him.

I'm scheduled to have lunch with him.

I plan to have lunch with him.

My father made me a nice lunch.

He began to eat lunch.

Tom has already finished his lunch.

We have lunch at about noon.

We have lunch about noon.

And your daughter broke her leg at soccer practice.

I'll fix a sandwich or something for your lunch.

She has lunch at home.

I have lunch at noon.

He is having lunch.

These are your children and grandchildren that are totally melting down when you pick them up, because they haven't had lunch.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

I'll throw in lunches.

Alicia called about lunch at two.

Have you eaten lunch yet?

We have finished lunch.

I ate a hasty lunch.

I quickly ate lunch.

I ate lunch in a hurry.

I don't want to eat lunch with Tom.

You'll stay for lunch, Jeff?

We eat bread and butter for lunch.

We have lunch at noon every day.

We have lunch at noon every day.

They are at lunch.

No, I suppose in some ways you could even call it a success.

Do you have bread for lunch?

I have already eaten lunch.

I have lunch at noon.

I've already eaten my lunch.