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n. (packed lunch English)
Usage examples of "packed lunches".
And so I proceeded across Vermont in a series of pleasant day hikes, without anything electronic but with some very nice packed lunches that my wife made for me each night before retiring and left on the top shelf in the fridge.
There we dumped our bags, had a coffee, acquired three packed lunches from the kitchen, accoutred ourselves in stylish fell-ware and set off for Great Langdale.
When I was a kid a fifty-mile trip was something you packed lunches for and hoped you'd make it by dark.
When I was a kid a fiftymile trip was something you packed lunches for and hoped you'd make it by dark.
In the grip of the befuddling wrath of my aunt's packed lunches, he let them all go, and hired a bunch of ill‑.
When you send a survey team through, with pack ponies, warm clothes, metal tools--I mean, Christ, one of our packed lunches is a feast to them.
They looked like slabs of butter, enough to make about ten thousand packed lunches.
They'd packed lunches and filled thermos bottles, banking on Kim being hired on the spot.
Maybe someone would look through the garage window and spot the Daewoo in the garage all ready to go, their packed lunches festering in the heat, popping the lids on the Tupperware.
Most of his colleagues in the office brought packed lunches with them.
They carried shiny plastic cases in gaudy colours, like the cases children use to take packed lunches to school.
The Chinese cook had packed lunches for them--fried chicken legs left over from the night before, biscuits, and a little jar of marmalade that made Longarm lick his lips in delight when they stopped to eat at midday.