Sentence examples for because a party of from inspiring English sources

Because a party of one would not be any fun, he expands his guest list, first to all the bears at the zoo, then — quite illogically — upon learning that koala bears are actually marsupials, to all mammals, and eventually to every creature in residence.

"I decided to join the team of Nataliya Korolevska," Shevchenko said, "because it is a party of the future, a party of young leaders.

Thousands of tourists threw water bottles and blocked traffic recently because they thought a party of high officials was delaying their visit to a popular lake in Jilin province.

Receivership is arguably the strongest and most invasive articulation of a court's equitable powers because it strips a party of his property rights and vests control of the property in question to a third party that is accountable only to the court.

"I recognise we are no longer the party of protest because we are a party of government, " said Mr Watts.

Because he is in a party of creationists.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg also tried to claim that he had not been asked along by the broadcasters, saying he had been barred because he was from a party of government.

It puts to bed a lot of the spin about us being a party of whites, because we're not".

I know that dozens have put their heart and soul into this party because they believed it to be a party of principle, a party of integrity.

The other night we had a party of ten who told the staff they were offered their dinner for £17.95 instead of £18.95 because they were a party of ten.

But these days, college students tend to be more likely to riot over winning or losing a basketball game, or just because a party got out of hand.