Sentence examples for hosted a brunch from inspiring English sources

Another time, I hosted a brunch for a group of black gay men.

When I hosted a brunch for ten adults and six children, I baked two dozen of Slater's cheese, ham, and apple muffins, which call for a delicate proportion of savory to sweet and which were designed to use up the last bits of a few exceptional ingredients in Slater's refrigerator.

This was the place where everything had happened: where, years ago, he hosted a brunch to promote Schwarzenegger's "Pumping Iron" and Jacqueline Onassis showed up; where, by his own account, he dreamed up a crazy ad campaign called "I [heart] New York".

At the roaming eateries, the Mazi Mas chefs prepare food for an average of 50 diners per seating – though they fed 70 at a workshop run by Tate Modern, and hosted a brunch at Wandsworth's Café Fleur during the recent Parliament Week, where their event focused on women's participation in democracy.

Yotam and Alys will be hosting a brunch and Q&A at the Tabernacle, London W11, on Saturday 6 September.

Gates had an appointment with an artist on the North Side and had decided to host a brunch for 25.

When he hosts a brunch party with his wife, Nadine Ferber (she's a co-founder of the nail salon Tenoverten and runs the West Village shop Mick Margo), Abramcyk is in charge of the drinks, music and lighting.

One of the event sponsors, Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head Brewery in Delaware, will host a brunch at 11 30 a.m. on Saturday at the Blind Tiger, 281 Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, featuring beer and food pairings.

Lauren Collins will host a brunch at the Breslin Bar and Dining Room of the Ace Hotel, followed by a talk with its chef, April Bloomfield, and the co-owner Ken Friedman; and Calvin Trillin will conduct a tasting walk from Greenwich Village to Chinatown.

On weekends the restaurant hosts a brunch buffet.

The hotel will also host a Brunch with Santa and his Elves December 11th and 18th.