Sentence examples for festive groups from inspiring English sources

THE CROWD Loud, festive groups.

THE CROWD Festive groups of friends and, on weeknights, families filling the high-backed, circular booths.

Better still, there are festive group swims nationwide,, particularly on Boxing Day and New Year's Day.

These festive group scenes and scenes of revelry also are credited as important antecedents to the many "merry company" paintings of the 1670s.

On a recent Saturday a big, festive group of nearly 30 was gathered near the back of the restaurant, while up front a multigenerational group of seven was having its own party.

Every year since Anno Beast, the family have gathered for a festive group shot, and naturally released its retouched version to any media unlucky enough to not already be on the official friends and family list.

We bothered going into the restaurant car only once for a well-fried breakfast served by a woman sporting goth makeup and elaborate shawls who was also busy pouring morning beer and vodka to an increasingly festive group of young guys in track suits.

They invited me in for live music, but I went instead to the dinerlike El Exquisito, where salsa and merengue played over the sound system and a festive group of 40- to 60-somethings at the table next to me had too much sangria left to stop having fun.

RIDGEFIELD Ridgefield Guild of Artists Gallery "Eighth Annual Festive Home," group show.

RIDGEFIELD Ridgefield Guild of Artists Gallery "8th Annual Festive Home," group show.

I did notice that when the Vittel trucks came by, the otherwise joyful (in the paid-to-be-that-way sense) water-girl refrained from spraying the altercation with her hose, instead concentrating on a more festive-looking group about half a block away.