Sentence examples for gala affairs from inspiring English sources
FORT WORTH — As a glance in almost any direction at the moment will show, musical institutions tend to open their seasons with formal, gala affairs.
Some of the funkier pieces, like "Miles Runs the Voodoo Down" and every cut on "On the Corner," evoke the atmosphere of "player's balls," those underground gala affairs where the pimps and their entourage strut their stuff.
The simplest meal seems a gala affair when everyone is radiant and cheerful, whereas a long and elaborate meal served indoors is usually depressing".
But if the dance has become a more gala affair, its steps remain the same, in a ballet unlike any other.
Social figures, fashion magnates, models and actors, and rafts of the largely unsung fanned out their finery as they filed into the vaulted auditorium, transforming what might have been a melancholy hour into a certified social event — the kind of gala affair, in short, that Mr. Cunningham might have relished himself.
TMZ says the gala affair in France will come in about a month.
The formal opening in July 1895 was a gala affair with leading figures from all the neighbouring territories present, including Loch's successor Sir Hercules Robinson.
"Samantha Bee, noted purveyor of FAKE NEWS™, will host the gala affair, welcoming journalists and non-irritating celebrities from around the world," TBS said in a press release Monday.
The occasion is being celebrated with gala champagne affairs in the library, such as the upcoming Gala Jubilee dinner-dance for 1,200 of the library's closest friends.
These dinners grew into the annual Power of Love Gala, an affair that stands out as over the top even in a city that holds Siegfried and Roy as royalty.
