The other kids would be happy with a 35-cent cheeseburger.

I asked, thinking about the cheeseburger I'd passed on earlier.

"I'll take a free cheeseburger some time when you're doing business."

A movie and cheeseburgers from room service were just about our speed.

After running into each other at the engagement party, they went out for a cheeseburger.

"We were actually working on a cheeseburger by the slice."

He looked out of the window and chewed on his cheeseburger.

She is also known to like cheeseburgers, mentioned twice in the series.

After weeks on safari, sometimes only a cheeseburger will do.

And the chef had better know how to make the president's favorite cheeseburgers.

He does take time out for lunch, more likely a cheeseburger than a salad.

What the hell was wrong with a cheeseburger and fries?

They each made double cheeseburgers and put them on their plates.

He ate a cheeseburger and had a glass of milk.

Maybe Borders would have stayed in business if its books had come with cheeseburgers.

"After eating salt water all day long, it was nice to have a cheeseburger."

People scarfed down cheeseburgers as though they had not seen food in days.

Cheeseburgers were served and ice water was available on tap in every room.

"I'll need change," he said, and bit into more cheeseburger.

If only they could've left a cheeseburger, I thought.

He finishes the sentence with the words "make it a cheeseburger."

The priest took them out for ice cream and cheeseburgers.

The cheeseburger, served only at lunch, is large and lean.

She had served cheeseburgers and fries to him earlier this evening.

He took a bite of his cheeseburger with green pepper; it was good.