Sentence examples for called banquet from inspiring English sources
Mr. DiMattina, who still cooks and caters, had hoped to star in a show about his life, which he called "Banquet Boyz".
Pulido says the band "had to exhale" following the tour and are currently investing in family time, as well as a new project with members of Band of Horses and Grandaddy called Banquet – so this film is the perfect stopgap.
Some, called banquet pieces, were lavish arrangements of food and table settings.
Anger had been caused by the inclusion of a book called "A Banquet of Seaweed" by a Syrian novelist, Haidar Haidar, in a series of great works of modern Arabic literature sponsored by Egypt's Ministry of Culture.
We watch a kooky black-and-white video of Louise's 1978 performance piece called "A Banquet: A Fashion Show of Body Parts," which was inspired by her sculpture "Confrontation" and looks like that lumpy Comme des Garçons collection of several years back.
A contingency plan called Operation Banquet required all available aircraft to be committed to the defence.
Also in Italy, a nomadic duo called Wandering Banquets will bring its signature "performance" to a New Year's Eve party being held in a contemporary villa perched on the hills outside of Pescara.
The foreign press got wind of it, and found other examples of well-guarded farms that sell only to the political élite; the Los Angeles Times noted the state-owned firm that called national banquets and meetings "the cradle of safe food in Beijing".
At most festivities that call for banquet halls and cocktails, there is little doubt about the basic contours of the main event.
In August, BronxWorks, which did street outreach in the Bronx, held a banquet called "Faces of Success" for the hundreds of homeless people the group had helped.
