Elizabeth's cousin, Margaret Elphinstone (now Margaret Rhodes), remembered they crashed an event at the Ritz, which was presumably the inspiration for the film's fictional planned party earlier.
Recent incidents of protestors approaching University House late in the evening, and others crashing a private event were the impetus for the chancellor to request a fence.
A political snafu with eBay, wherein Google initially planned to crash an eBay event with a Google party hyping its competing Checkout payment service, resulted in eBay dropping advertising on Googles AdWords network for 11 days in the second quarter.
In September 2007, six months after one of his drivers, Eric Medlen, died after crashing in a testing session, Force crashed at an event in Ennis, Tex.
If I know my client is into corporate men, I might crash a Bar Association event.
Chicago protesters crashed a breakfast event where Walker was speaking on public policy, chanting "union busting, it's disgusting" and "we are the 99percentt" during his remarks.
Force has won 14 N.H.R.A. championships in the funny car class, but none since Sept. 23, 2007, when he crashed at an event in Ennis, Tex., seriously injuring his hands and legs and keeping him out of a racecar for more than four months.
Freakonomics was published three years before the banking crash, an event that proved there was a lot more to life than incentive systems.
"Bessie" cheats a little on that last account, making it seem that Smith was part of the 1938 "From Spirituals to Swing" concert at Carnegie Hall, but she had died the year before, following a car crash, an event whose details are legendary and disputed and which the film wisely avoids altogether.
