GOING ON LUNCH

Definition: Taking a break from work or other activities to have a meal, typically during the middle of the day.

Synonyms: Lunch Break, Lunchtime, Midday Meal, Lunch Hour, Mealtime

Usage Examples in Sentences

Sarah is excited about going on lunch with her friends today.

After finishing her homework, Emily is looking forward to going on lunch with her family.

The team decided to celebrate their success by going on lunch together.

Lily and her brother are going on lunch at the zoo to see the animals.

During their road trip, the family stops at a roadside cafe, going on lunch with a view.

She invited her colleagues to join her in going on lunch to celebrate the successful completion of the project.

Maria prefers going on lunch at a quaint cafe near the park, where she can enjoy a peaceful meal amidst nature.

We are going on lunch at noon today.

Going on lunch with colleagues is a great way to bond.

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Today, going on lunch feels like the highlight of my day.

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Going on lunch is my favorite part of the workday.

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After going on lunch, she returned to her desk feeling refreshed.

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He enjoys going on lunch with his colleagues to discuss work projects.

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During the busy workday, going on lunch is a welcome respite.

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Going on lunch allows her to recharge for the rest of the day.

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Work productivity often increases after going on lunch.

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The team decided to order takeout for everyone before going on lunch.

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At the restaurant, they discussed the latest office gossip while going on lunch.

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She forgot her wallet at the office, realizing it only after going on lunch.