Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
luncheon .
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Examples
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While the attendance at his luncheons is always strong, I would have to say, Mr. Premier, that you have come up against stiff competition today!
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A dinnerware set refers to wares used when serving food in luncheons and dinners.
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"I've never done one of these before," Daniel Radcliffe said nervously at the 21 Club, referring to luncheons that are intended to drum up Oscar buzz.
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Clubs can be wonderful and what they offer can be great, but LAW is correct, working women and otherwise busy during the day women can't often attend 'luncheons' and I want to know exactly what each club is doing for our community before I will agree to offer my time and money.
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Perez said he wasn't able to devote enough time to his new job because of commitments he made while still in the front office, such as luncheons and speeches related to his induction into the Hall of Fame.
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Members of the public sometimes are invited to private events deemed social gatherings, such as luncheons and receptions, but those are not subject to state requirements for public access, said legislative information officer Gayle Shirley.
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Many catering functions are for various events at the college, such as luncheons, holiday parties and open houses.
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Many catering functions are for various events at the college, such as luncheons, holiday parties and open houses.
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Gatherings such as luncheons and receptions sponsored by private entities are social events, not meetings, and therefore are not subject to state requirements for public access, said Gayle Shirley, legislative information officer.
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Members of the public sometimes are invited to private events deemed social gatherings, such as luncheons and receptions, but those are not subject to state requirements for public access, said legislative information officer Gayle Shirley.
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