What is "lunch pail"

Usage examples of "lunch pail".

Byron went alone with his lunch pail to the pump house where they usually ate, and sat down.

Gloves, a lunch pail -- stuff belonging to the watchman -- and a Green Bell hood!

His wife, Lisa, would have gladly gotten up and fixed breakfast and a sandwich for his lunch pail, but he insisted that 4:00 A.

He set his lunch pail down on the sideboard and came back into the kitchen.

Behind them came a third Oakland fluker carrying a metal box, much like a lunch pail.

There was one other person at the bus stop, a man carrying a black lunch pail.

Guy carrying a lunch pail at two-thirty in the morning, was he going to a baseball game?

He turned the corner, letting the spool dangle from his left hand like a lunch pail, crossing the little-used street, moving casually like a person who belonged here.

When Kelley interrupted to ask why Agnes Duck packed rotten vegetables in her husband's lunch pail every day, I knew I had them hooked.

Let us be certain, too, that he does not introduce a small atomic bomb inside the underground works, disguised as a candy vending machine, a lunch pail, or a fire extinguisher.

He reached down to the shelf beneath it, opened his lunch pail, and took out an apple.

They had now finished drinking and were eating from the lunch pail which he had given them.