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The phrase "host the party" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to be the organizer or person in charge of a party, event, or gathering. Example: "Mary volunteered to host the party for her friend's birthday."
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"You can host the party!" they said.
The perfect solution would be to host the party ourselves.
This was her house, these were her guests and she intended to host the party.
"For the two or three games a year that our Washington Huskies are on ESPN, we can arrange for someone else to host the party," he said.
While Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will host the party, he will do so at the offices of the Bloomberg Foundation, on East 78th Street — not at his private residence a block away.
Instead, the chef, Gerardo Gonzalez, who seems to know just about everyone in the neighborhood, enlisted his friends Helena Barquet and Fabiana Faria to host the party at their homewares boutique, Coming Soon.
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You may also encourage others to host the parties, allowing you to provide the supplies and instruction for a fee.
There have been some rumours from American media sources that Wintour – who will co-host the party with Sarah Jessica Parker and Bradley Cooper– "wants more exclusivity".
The patriarch hosting the party is Zeus Kronon; his daughter is Dita, short for Aphrodite.
The victim is understood to be the partner of the woman hosting the party.
THE SETTING: Monthly meetings rotate among houses; the person who picks the book normally hosts the party.
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