Sentence examples for choosing guests from inspiring English sources

The congregation Perhaps eager to avoid a political headache in choosing guests, Ed has been eager to emphasise the modest size of the wedding.

Choosing guests requires "integrity, taste and an element of surprise", says Nicki Bidder, managing partner of Starworks Group brand management agency.

Establish hierarchy when choosing guests for your wedding.

Bramwell says his job consists of selecting the program, determining how the pieces are played, choosing guest artists, staffing the orchestra, and managing some external relations.

FAIR (Fairness And Accuracy In Reporting) has done terrific work in documenting The News Hour's failings in providing balanced reporting and its elitist proclivities in choosing guest experts.

But Oz has consistently chosen guests with dubious authority to argue those positions.

See if you can persuade her to choose guests thoughtfully and set rules about noise, parties and cleanliness.

But he also knows the upsides of collaboration, and on the dance duo's sixth album, Black Light, they've been reinvigorated by their chosen guests.

Matching her subject's lackadaisical rhythms, Ms. Huber has shaped an unusually poetic biopic seasoned with perfectly chosen guests (including Wim Wenders, Kris Kristofferson and a still lovely Deborah Harry) and fully integrated film clips.

On "Bullseye," Thorn chooses guests based mostly on who he wants to talk to, he says.

Tempelsman is a friend of many years who was one of 1,000 carefully chosen guests on the Robert F. Kennedy funeral train from New York to Washington.