Sentence examples for a shindig in from inspiring English sources

LAST year's session of the annual Shangri-La Dialogue, a shindig in Singapore for Asia-Pacific defence chiefs, was better for journalists than for diplomats.

The first is NETmundial, a shindig in São Paulo on April 23rd and 24th initiated by the Brazilian government in reaction to the NSA scandal.

This week the Swiss drug giant told its investors, coincidentally also gathered at a shindig in Chicago, that it will apply for regulatory approval in Europe and America to use T-DM1 in treating advanced breast cancer.

There was one occasion, a disgruntled provincial Tory recalls, when the future PM was finally persuaded to attend a shindig in the Manchester area – but only on condition that he be hastily transported south again afterwards, by helicopter.

The Palo Alto Longevity Prize, announced yesterday at a shindig in San Francisco, is offering $1 million to scientists who can solve two aging-related research challenges.

On Monday, for example, Bannon threw a shindig in New York City's lone red borough, Staten Island, where he drew a crowd of 38 people.

The prize goes to dyspraxic Premier League supremo Dave Richards for his flying forward one-and-a-half somersaults, pike, when stumbling into an ornamental pool at a Fifa shindig in Doha earlier in the year.

On that day, nothing much was going on in Manhattan, but there was a military shindig in progress at an armory in Brooklyn.

AT A recent shindig in London of the shale-gas industry, energy firms gave a rosy view of the fuel's prospects in Europe.

In a typical year, the United Talent Agency, like so many other talent agencies, throws a big shindig in the lead-up to the Academy Awards.

Days later he attended a Salafist shindig in Cairo.