Sentence examples for entertained party from inspiring English sources

Opening night, about fort-night ago Grand Duke Boris entertained party of eight... View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.

Throughout the 1950s, Stafford and Weston entertained party guests by performing skits in which they impersonated a poor lounge act.

The famous stars were very popular among the kapos and enjoyed a special income, thanks to their art". However, Perla Ovitz insisted that she and her family never took part in the "nightlife" of the death camp: they never performed in these drunken revelries, never sang in public nor entertained parties of kapos and SS men.

He said he treats all customers the same and has entertained parties from nearly all Pacific 10 Conference schools and Nebraska.

Good for duping imperialist spies or for entertaining Party cadres of the Bored Camp.

Margaret started off bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, draped over a baby grand entertaining party guests with her off-key warbling; here was a woman desperate for the spotlight, and boy, did she hog it.

As for his old performing bent, it was usually satisfied by a passable imitation of his idol, Fred Astaire, to entertain party guests in East Hampton or at his apartment on Central Park West, Ms. Witty said.

Entertaining party audiences in the pubs, clubs and function venues of the south of England for 10 years with a scintillating soul and blues repertoire, the band members fitted their commitment to the King Cats round their nine-to-five jobs.

In one, a mesmerist entertains party-goers with the performances of his beautiful assistant, until they find "graveyard juices" all over their nice dinner jackets.

Fearing that she would be unable to greet the friends & relatives who had come to see her off, she quit the line, presented herself at the visitors' gate, paid a fifty-cent contribution to the Seamen's Fund, boarded the ship, & entertained her party.

He had been entertaining a party of tourists from Karachi, Pakistan's commercial capital.