Sentence examples for considerable entertaining from inspiring English sources
They acquired the property — notable for its impressive 1470s Great Hall — in 1933 and commissioned the architects Seely and Paget to revamp the estate into a modern home suitable for their considerable entertaining needs.
During the war, she spent considerable time entertaining Allied troops, and in 1945 received the Asiatic-Pacific CaMedaln Medal for her work.
Company insiders said that Mr. di Montezemolo was the last of the powerful figures overseeing the Formula One team to endorse Mr. Raikkonen as a replacement for the popular Felipe Massa, the Brazilian who has spent eight years driving for Ferrari in Formula One, and that he entertained considerable misgivings before finally endorsing the move after Sunday's Monza race.
Most of this has been done smartly and with considerable success by Kevin Williamson and others in the scary-funny and immensely entertaining "Scream" movies.
One of the top-performing Dow names lately is Walt Disney, which has a large white-gloved hand in entertaining America, from its eponymous theme parks and the ABC and ESPN television networks, to its considerable film operations.
An entertaining draw at a bulging Moss Rose means non-League Macclesfield remain the lowest-ranked team in this season's FA Cup and should go a considerable way towards ensuring their survival as a football club.
He was hugely entertaining.
