Sentence examples for began partying from inspiring English sources

In 1992, with a DJ boyfriend, Husson began partying, taking ecstasy at raves, spending summers on Ibizan nudist beaches, feeling "free about the world, drugs and a lot of stuff".

"Cafe Society" was a new kind of elite Manhattan socializing in which formerly reclusive upper-crust men and women began partying in public alongside entertainment celebrities, with the collective merriment sped to mass audiences by various media.

Elsewhere on a sunny winter Sunday, the streets of Washington were snarled with traffic, and hotels and homes were filling with the tens of thousands of visitors who, along with area residents, began partying through the weekend in bars and at receptions hosted by corporations and political groups.

Fans began partying as soon as the whistle blew on Saturday's game against France at the Millennium Stadium.

They drew the attention of celebrities, including American presidential candidate Bill Clinton, and they began partying more than they had in the past.

Some began partying days ago at a weeklong eclipse festival.

When the postwar era began, parties of the left focused exclusively on economic issues.

Once the official programming was through, what many fans felt was the real official activity began: party hopping.

When classes began, party functionaries condemned "the vagabonds" who had stormed the embassies in July and urged students to respect the law.

Once discussions begin, parties' BATNAs will begin to fluctuate, according to Susskind and Mnookin.

"I am disappointed that, as on previous occasions, there has been no agreement between the three parties on beginning party funding reform.