Sentence examples for diplomatic party from inspiring English sources

Could a Soviet agent brush some on silverware at a diplomatic party and cause an American official to go crazy?

The powwow of presidents and other potentates at the United Nations is not just causing gridlock on the city's streets but also overloading the diplomatic party circuit.

The Slavic goddess Berehynia, on top of the kitsch gilded column where I once met the droll and brave novelist Andrey Kurkov before we sloped off to a merry diplomatic party, now overlooks a killing field.

The first time I met Corbusier was in Bombay in 1952 at a diplomatic party when my host begged me to go and talk to "that great lanky fellow over there, standing by himself with a glass of brandy.

On 18 and 19 October the buildings were torched by the British First Division on the orders of Lord Elgin as a reprisal against the emperor for the torture and deaths of twenty members of an Allied diplomatic party.

He courted Ruchira, who begged to be taken to the dreary diplomatic parties, which he refused to do.

Foreign governments, including Bahrain and Azerbaijan, moved their annual diplomatic parties from other hotels to the Trump International after the election.

Dodd complained about the cost of transmitting lengthy cables written by wordy underlings back to State Department bosses, boasted about cheaply throwing diplomatic parties and drove around Berlin in the Chevrolet he'd brought from Chicago.

What is striking is that after a two-week diplomatic slumber party at Camp David with Mr. Arafat, U.S. officials say they still don't know.

That hope, however, is overshadowed by the fear that it might tip over into conflict that at this diplomatic dinner party, someone might actually throw a punch.For China, the lesson should be obvious.

Rather, it's a character study that takes place at a diplomatic dinner party in the Bahamas and focusses on a relationship between Philip Masters, a civil servant, and Rhoda Llewellyn, a stewardess.