Usage of "go for a meal"

To have a meal at a restaurant instead of at home.

Sinónimos

Examples for "eat out"

Examples for "eat out"

You will see adventures walk up and eat out of my hand. 
 The Make-Believe Man 

He had them where they had to eat out of his hand. 
 Oh, You Tex! 

Last summer I got her so she'd eat out of my hands. 
 The Hunted Woman 

Practical theorists condemned to rust too often eat out their own hearts. 
 At a Winter's Fire 

She can get them to come and eat out of her hand. 
 The Mammoth Hunters 

We could just go out for a meal, or do something with women. 
 Self's punishment 

You can, at this stage, go out for a meal and order alcoholic beverages. 
 The South African 

He would go out for a meal or a drink, I would go out separately. 
 Bangkok 8 

Mendonza did persuade Favor to go out for a meal, a seafood restaurant a couple of blocks away. 
 Devil's keep 

And I don't eat red meat in the flat, although I will when I go out for a meal. 
 The Guardian 

Uso de go for a meal en inglés

Mr O'Shaughnessy said that it had been planned in advance to go for a meal there after the match. 
 Independent.ie 

If you went for a meal with her she would have one course already prepared, or in the oven. 
 The Irish Times 

Rooney went for a meal on St Stephen's Day with his wife and fellow players Darron Gibson and Jonny Evans. 
 The Irish Times 

Gone for a meal? 
 The Irish Times 

"You've been down there, and that goes for a meal ticket with me!" 
 The River and I 

She returned early, on Friday 13 August, after which the pair went for a meal and then returned to her flat. 
 The Guardian 

Significados de go for a meal en inglés