They are at lunch.

I'm on my lunch break.

Tom is at lunch.

You hold lunch open.

And where are the bosses? At dinner .

And where is the boss? At dinner .

This was a zero day.

And treated to a swell luncheon.

The featured guests at the dinner? Scalia and Thomas.

The Mayor will speak at the station, the Governor at dinner.

At dinner the potatoes were delicious.

This was a zero day. That's good.

Luckily, the emperor was at the dinner and tamed his temper.

It's a good part time job because it takes care of dinner.

I wish you'd been here to supper.

Mary started to date a man she met at a dinner party.

Myrtle Mae... Mr. Wilson, may we have the pleasure of your company tomorrow for dinner?

October 2010 Tver governor finds a worm in his Kremlin salad

At a dinner party in London not long ago he described Israel as that shitty little country. His vulgar comments are not particularly frightful.

His vulgar comments are not particularly frightful. What is worrying is the response.

You know, how to have table manners at granny's Sunday party.

At the banquet, when Dolokhov made the toast, I looked across at him smiling at me,

Speaking at a dinner in honour of Israel apos s Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, the Secretary General of the United Nations said

He heard a conversation about yesterday's dinner at the club and thought, 'What is happening to her now? Is she asleep?

On March 29, 1791, he hosted George Washington and other dignitaries in a dinner that marked the agreement in principle to establish the new capital.

And, you know, they may make for some good entertainment at a dinner party but it's not real world stuff.

In 1905 he was President of the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club and gave the Toast to Sir Walter at the club's annual dinner.

You are at a dinner, and somebody says, Hey, I need e commerce sites set up quickly, you say,

Ashdown also revealed how Croatian president Franjo Tudjman said at a dinner party in 1995 that Milosevic and he had agreed to carve up Bosnia.

During the crucial 1948 elections that would decide on Italy s post war future, Vizzini and Genco Russo sat at the same table with leading DC politicians, attending an electoral lunch.

Some of you probably noticing that now you're thinking about lunch and other things, and finding it hard to focus, some of you distracted try to work out what my accent is, it's half American, half Australian, just to confuse everyone.

How about instead of checking out girls or fondly remembering your lunch, you train your eyes on the ground and make some mental notes?

I'd had dinner with her about two years ago and I'd she had this big wedding ring and I put it on my finger and I couldn't get it off.

At a dinner in a London restaurant named Granita, in what has since become the best known coffee stage chat in British history, Blair made a proposal to Gordon Brown, his rival for the leadership.

Last week, leading fund manager Hamish Douglass, the founder of Magellan Financial Group, told a business lunch in Melbourne that Metcash could highly, probably disappear within a decade.

The U.S. President and First Lady Michelle Obama will also host Xi and his wife Peng Liyuan at a state dinner that evening, after the two leaders have engaged in bilateral talks.

When Anna returned with her album he had already gone, and Oblonsky was saying that Vronsky had called to inquire about a dinner they were giving next day to a celebrity who was visiting Moscow, but that he could not be induced to come in.

They asked my husband and me to dinner, and I was told that the sauce alone at that dinner cost a thousand roubles,' said the Princess Myagkaya loudly, feeling that everybody was listening. 'And a very nasty sauce it was too, something green!

Anna, left alone, spent part of the time before dinner in seeing her son have his dinner (he dined apart), in putting her things in order, and in reading and answering the notes and letters that had accumulated on her table.

Karenin himself, as the Petersburg way is when one dines with ladies, was in evening dress with a white tie, and Oblonsky saw by his face that he had come only to keep his promise, and by being in that company was fulfilling an unpleasant duty.