Examples of 'see you for lunch' in a sentence
Meaning of "see you for lunch"
see you for lunch: This phrase is an informal way to confirm a lunch appointment or meeting with someone
How to use "see you for lunch" in a sentence
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see you for lunch
I will see you for lunch tomorrow.
Taking bets on why Emma wants to see you for lunch.
I did not see you for lunch today.
See you for lunch.
Wonderful to see you for lunch yesterday.
I have to get to campus . I will see you for lunch.
I will see you for lunch then.
I have taken the car, I will see you for lunch.
I will just see you for lunch instead tomorrow.
I was fantastic? I have taken the car, I will see you for lunch.
Um, wonderful to see you for lunch yesterday.
See you for lunch tomorrow?
So we will justI will just see you for lunch instead tomorrow.
I will see you for lunch then. That would be lovely.
So we will just … I will just see you for lunch instead tomorrow.
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Um, see you for lunch maybe.
It was wonderful to see you for lunch at Benoit.
See you for lunch as usual?
All right, see you for lunch.
See you for lunch Wednesday, OK?
Okay . I will see you for lunch then.
I will see you for lunch tomorrow . - He was good in bed.
All right, I will see you for lunch.
I will see you for lunch later at your place!
And, Reggie, I will see you for lunch.
I will just see you for lunch instead tomorrow. Your mother will be proud.
Yes, I will see you for lunch.
I will see you for lunch tomorrow . Bye.
Okay. I will see you for lunch.
I will see you for lunch then. That would be lovely. I will see you there.
So we'll just… I'll just see you for lunch instead tomorrow.
I will see you for lunch on Friday?
Wonderful to see you for lunch yesterday. Cassie, hi.
Okay! I will see you for lunch later at your place!
Will I see you for lunch today?
And Peter will see you for lunch tomorrow, Mr. Jordan.
Um, wonderful to see you for lunch yesterday . MADISON, Cassie, hi.
Well, I will see you for lunch tomorrow, eh?
And Peter will see you for lunch tomorrow, Mr. Jordan . Oh, is that this week?