She entertains up to 35 people each Saturday, and charges up to $15 per person, although some people bring food and drink to cover their admission.
Clients of United Overseas Bank with $2 million to $5 million in investible assets, for example, get free access to a private yacht to entertain up to 10 people on board for half a day.
It is similar to last year when the speaker was willing to entertain up to $800 billion in new revenue in exchange for lower tax rates and significant changes in Social Security and Medicare.
An artillery band and tambourine dancers vied to see who could make the most noise, while morris men, a bicycle parade and floats got up by friendly savings societies entertained up to 15,000 onlookers.
2,000 came to a feast at Cawood Castle in 1466, while the Duke of Buckingham routinely entertained up to 519 people at Thornbury Castle at the start of the 16th century.
With seemingly endless rounds of holiday entertaining coming up, wouldn't it be reassuring to have a big slab of something wonderful you could slice off as the situation arises?
Sometimes too the show's attempt to entertain ends up distracting.
"The northerners playing rugby league, with paying crowds to entertain, ended up spending more of the game running around and being interesting to watch.
In palmier times, in the early sixties, Johnson had a staff of servants and entertained lavishly — up to fourteen for lunch nearly every weekend, and sometimes for dinner as well.
Before the referendum, I'd never have entertained giving up my Austrian citizenship for British, but I can't vote here, and the longer I stay, the worse I feel about it.
