Sentence examples for for a bash from inspiring English sources

Mark Thompson claims £71 to hire evening dress for a bash at Buckingham palace in 2004.

Usually, Weiss says, an event producer does most of the planning for a bash like Gwen Stefani and Gavin McGregor Rossdale's wedding in Los Angeles in 2002.

For his 75th in 2001, Mr. Castro trooped to Caracas for a bash with Mr. Chávez, who hosted a Champagne gala, followed by a nautical tour of Venezuela's rainforests.

It appeared in "Beaches" and "Ghostbusters" and, at least in some corners of the popular imagination, became a kind of shorthand for New York City's glamour, grit and gaudy excess — not to mention  an excellent location for a Bash Mitzvah.

There are hints about the poptastic environment in which Fletcher was raised – his father was a songwriter who produced Eurovision song contest entries for Cliff Richard, while Rick Wakeman was a neighbour who would call round for a bash on the piano.

First, John Cleese and Andrew Sachs reprised their Basil and Manuel act on stage for the prince; then Rod Stewart gave a performance of old songs at a second party; finally Edward Fox, Prunella Scales and Judi Dench - all famed for portraying royals - turned up for a bash at Highgrove.

The countries singled out for a bashing are often soft targets, like Myanmar, which offer few economic opportunities and have little power to hit back.

In the years following the global financial crisis, the academic study and teaching of economics has come in for a bashing.

At a time when "the elite" have come in for a bashing from all sides in politics, it is worth pointing out that FTSE grandees such as these are not even properly part of the elite.

Sunday night's headliners Kasabian have also come in for a bit of a bashing - largely from critics who look down on their lairy brand of pomp-rock.

SETTING a table for is two is sometimes more satisfying than staging a bash for 200.