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(31) I usually just have a sandwich for lunch.

(32) I'm making myself a sandwich.

(33) He fortified himself with a sandwich.

(34) Shall I get you a sandwich?

(35) She picked up the sandwich and took a bite.

(36) He had a hangover, so he ordered a sandwich to settle his stomach.

(37) I was feeling hungry, so I made myself a sandwich.

(38) He fortified himself with a drink and a sandwich before driving on.

(39) A surprising number of customers order the same sandwich every day.

(40) I just have a sandwich at midday/for my midday meal.

(41) He ordered a cheese sandwich, a three bottle of beer and beered up.

(42) Have another sandwich - there's plenty more where that came from.

(43) We can just get a sandwich if you want-that won't break the bank.

(44) I ordered half a pint of beer with my sandwich.

(45) Do have another sandwich.

(46) I had a sandwich for lunch and promptly brought it up again.

(47) I need a sandwich to take the edge off my appetite.

(48) She made herself a sandwich while she waited for the kettle to boil.

(49) Sandwich the two halves of the sponge together with cream.

(50) One sandwich and a lettuce leaf - I don't call that a meal!

(51) You eat a massive plate of food for lunch, whereas I have just a sandwich.

(52) I'd like a ham sandwich on rye, hold the lettuce.

(53) He forked an egg onto a piece of bread and folded it into a sandwich.

(54) I found some bits of glass in my sandwich.

(55) I took a bite out of the sandwich.

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(56) A cucumber sandwich is curling its lip.

(57) I made a chicken sandwich.

(58) The thought of a sandwich made her mouth water.

(59) I might make myself a sandwich.

(60) Rupert, devouring his sandwich with enjoyment, looked at her.