A few blocks away stands the grand Abdein Palace, used by Egyptian leaders for entertaining important guests.
Soon enough it became apparent that her efforts were for our benefit, as if she were desperately trying to entertain important, easily dissatisfied guests, whose mood she couldn't quite gauge.
At the top end, thousands of seats have been bought by British companies through specialist corporate-hospitality firms to entertain important clients at the Olympic Games in Sydney this September.
In 1958, Mrs. Rockefeller gave it to the museum, which used it for entertaining important guests; in 1964 the museum sold it to Robert Leonhardt, for whom Johnson had built another house; and since 1972 Johnson has rented it from Leonhardt's widow).
Lucent Technologies, Sprint, KMPG, Credit Suisse First Boston and Crdit Lyonnais are among the companies that have booked outings, mostly to entertain important customers and prospects.
Clients who attend etiquette courses in China include government officials, children enrolled in overseas schools, wives looking to entertain important guests and those who enjoy travelling abroad.
The Mellon family had spent years entertaining important people, including royalty, celebrities, well known financiers, and statesmen in the Mellon Mansion.
3: Dinner Is Ruined: Mrs. Patmore confuses sugar with salt and sends up a horrifying, bracken dessert while the Crawleys are entertaining important guests.
Keeping them entertained is important.
Entertained at important places and by prominent people.
