Sentence examples for a corporate dinner from inspiring English sources

Illuminating the Library JUNE 10 -- Jonathan Safran Foer, the author of "Everything Is Illuminated," will speak at a corporate dinner at the New York Public Library to raise money for the library.

At a corporate dinner in November 1998, Mr. Holder was seated at a table with a public-relations executive named Gershon Kekst, who had been trying to help Mr. Rich resolve his legal troubles.

Senator McCain represents old politics: the politics that greases the regulatory path for donors and highly placed friends, and has him jetting off on a private plane with a glitzy young female lobbyist from a corporate dinner.

"I don't come down because I want people to feel they own the property for the night," said Mr. Loftin, who can sometimes be seen discreetly watching parties from a window like a shy English Lord who has rented out his country estate for a corporate dinner.

This kind of service is considered more economical and thus appropriate for banquets, such as a corporate dinner for two hundred people, because the waiter can limit the size and number of portions served to a predetermined number of guests.

You can send birthday greetings via email for executives celebrating their birthdays, invite them to your company parties, pick up the tab on a corporate dinner the next time you fly in for a visit, or show them around the best restaurants when they visit your office.

The event was a fancy corporate dinner in a public garden on the Lower East Side, a celebration of locally grown food.

He now performs Alex as a corporate after dinner entertainment.

A Hand for Natural History TUESDAY -- The American Museum of Natural History will hold its eighth annual corporate dinner, which raises money for the museum's educational and scientific programs.

June 7: The New York Public Library's corporate dinner at the main library honored the New York Yankees.

And was I in any fit mental state for yet another corporate dinner?