Sentence examples for feel party from inspiring English sources

Ms. Knowles, who brought her mother, Tina, said she had yet to feel party fatigue in the thick of the fall gala season.

It could be that some of the author's tales are a mite tall, but they serve to make the reader feel party to a warm and vibrant conversation among old friends about the sweat factory their lives used to swirl around.

It was the first time I had fired a gun, and by the time the chambers were empty I understood something: a gun was an object in which a power of nature was concentrated so forcefully that a person could use one and feel party to a solemn and thrilling mystery.

Separates, including scarf-print blouses, $385, and leather jackets with ribbed knit sleeves, $775, have a romantic yet mod feel; party dresses, like an adorable scoop-neck fit-and-flare number, only $250, is a nice find this time of year; and Peter Pan collars are plentiful.

Although it may make you feel party-ready, the ocean is the one taking the brunt.

As Dame Curtsey didn't say but probably felt, party on!

It can really help make a party feel like a party to have a good soundtrack or live music.

People my age feel parties aren't genuine.

Labour voters feel their party is implementing the austerity policies of the right.

Polling data suggest that many voters feel the party is too close to business.

There are many that feel the party has lost its way.