GET SOME FOOD

Definition: To obtain or acquire a meal or nourishment, typically referring to the act of getting something to eat.

Synonyms: Grab Grub, Eat Out, Snack Time, Grab Dinner, Grab Lunch

Usage Examples in Sentences

During the picnic, everyone gathered to get some food from the buffet.

After the game, the team went to get some food to celebrate the victory.

Exploring a new city is exciting, especially when you get to try some local food.

At the party, there was a variety of dishes, so everyone could get some food they liked.

Working late at the office, I often order takeout to get some food delivered.

After the exhausting hike, we decided to get some food at the cozy mountain cafe.

On lazy Sundays, I like to get some food from my favorite diner and enjoy a quiet meal at home.

As a college student, finding quick and affordable places to get some food is a constant challenge.

In the bustling city, food trucks are a popular choice to get some food on the go.

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During the road trip, we stopped at a charming roadside diner to get some food and rest for a while.

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After a productive day at work, I love to get some food from the nearby deli to unwind.

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When the weather is gloomy, I often crave comfort food and decide to get some food from the local comfort-food joint.

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After work, I usually stop by the grocery store to get some food for dinner.

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Before the party, we need to go to the store and get some food and drinks.

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After the gym, I like to swing by the smoothie bar and get some food for recovery.

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I need to get some food before the movie starts.

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After finishing our work, we can get some food together.

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Get some food and then join us for the meeting.

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We decided to get some food before heading to the concert.

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She always makes sure to get some food before starting her work.

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Get some food, and then we can discuss the details of the project.

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Despite the late hour, they managed to get some food from the 24-hour diner.