Sentence examples for expression to party from inspiring English sources

Later republican denarii gave keen expression to party politics, as when corn ears recorded circa 100 the purchase of grain by the quaestors Piso and Caepio, or the head of Ceres with ploughing oxen proclaimed the program of the Marians, or Sextus Nonius Sufenas advertised the games that he had staged as praetor.

While not every subject we encountered that looked like an Alt Bro identified themselves as such, they all seemed to share the same common view of Coachella as a weekend-long utopia, celebrating freedom of expression and a reason to party in the face of our world's impending apocalypse.

Xenophobic, anti-immigrant parties have cropped up instead, giving cruel expression to genuine mourning for a lost sense of belonging.

"People like to party".

"He wants to party.

Go elsewhere to party.

(See "Time To Party?").

No reason to party.

Where to party?

Adriana likes to party.

We like to party.