Examples of 'soup for lunch' in a sentence
Meaning of "soup for lunch"
soup for lunch - This phrase refers to the meal of having soup during the midday meal
How to use "soup for lunch" in a sentence
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soup for lunch
There was only corn soup for lunch.
Eating soup for lunch or dinner is a great choice.
They are serving minestrone soup for lunch.
He eats soup for lunch a lot.
I once mixed it in noodle soup for lunch.
Soup for lunch on weekdays.
We will have potato soup for lunch.
Fish soup for lunch.
I usually eat a salad or a soup for lunch.
Mind soup for lunch.
I know he likes split pea soup for lunch.
Have a soup for lunch or simply enjoy a coffee and a bun.
She makes me soup for lunch.
Nothing beats a freshly caught seafood soup for lunch.
I had my soup for lunch.
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As we had a late breakfast there was only corn soup for lunch.
Start with a clear soup for lunch or dinner.
Smells like crap . - It should be empty . I had my soup for lunch.
O In soup for lunch.
I brought you some chicken soup for lunch.
Today I had coconut curry soup for lunch because I saved up so many points from yesterday.
He can eat only english soup for lunch.
After that, soup for lunch at any of my neighbors'.
Have a vegetable soup for lunch.
I-I have soup for lunch on Monday.
She will then have vegetable soup for lunch.
I-I have soup for lunch on Monday . Uh.
Vegetables are in the fridge Heat the soup for lunch.
A shake for breakfast, a soup for lunch and then a sensible tea.
In the winter I often eat homemade soup for lunch.
I have had only ox bone soup for lunch for so many years now!
Kevin, Let them go, or I am having turtle soup for lunch.
They get tired of having soup for lunch every day as well!
It should be empty . I had my soup for lunch.
Now i want soup for lunch ….
Hey, hon. I brought you some chicken soup for lunch.
The return of soup for lunch.
She 'd only brought him soup for lunch.
How about a delicious lentil soup for lunch today?
Pig-slaughter blood soup for lunch.
Yeah? Good . She makes me soup for lunch.
