Sentence examples for embarrassing dinner from inspiring English sources

Today, more than half of all transactions in the U.S. and U.K. are put on plastic thanks to McNamara's embarrassing dinner.

As its chief executive Tony Ball said recently: 'Saying you've got Sky is no longer embarrassing at a dinner party.' Some brands can come back from the dead.

Now who or what will fill those embarrassing silences at dinner?

Both officials have faced embarrassing allegations that dinners and parties with the Murdochs, including a gathering that Mr. Cameron attended on Mr. Murdoch's yacht, reveal an inappropriate coziness that may have influenced the BSkyB deal.

The hyperactive child squirmed at church and at the dinner table, embarrassing his mother.

But there are so many of those restrictions these days that someone who has a problem with a particular food should alert the host to that fact, if only because it's embarrassing to serve a dinner and have someone eat none of it.

(And not just for the sake of avoiding an embarrassing faux pas at dinner).

Breaking social mores with a forward question is embarrassing enough at a dinner party, so it's understandable that you might be hesitant to go there with an individual who could legally lock you up for a few days if you rub 'em the wrong way.

Keep all of this filed under "rumor" for now, though, just to avoid embarrassing yourself at your next dinner party.

People just want to hang out, catch up, introduce their kids (then leave them at home for an adult dinner) and rehash embarrassing stories.

Whether it's a hopeless dinner party, an embarrassing baby shower, a party that nearly doesn't happen (Dazed and Confused), or even a wild night during an alien apocalypse (Nowhere) – the festive spirit lives on regardless.