Sentence examples for hosted a lunch from inspiring English sources
The prime minister then hosted a lunch for Merkel.
She hosted a lunch for families of Amazonian reptile hunters.
This week he hosted a lunch in Poole, where for just £49 guests could enjoy luscious seafood and wine.
Merrill said: "We hosted a lunch with chief executive Ted Tuppen and chief finance officer David George of Enterprise Inns.
One of the earliest Bloomsday precursors was held in France in 1929 (Sylvia Beach, the publisher of "Ulysses," hosted a lunch with her companion, Adrienne Monnier).
That year, Hawke hosted a lunch for a body named the John Curtin Foundation, an organisation created to foster big business support for the ALP.
When she turned sixteen, she recalls, Ruskin invited her to his office for lunch a normal occurrence, as he hosted a lunch-hour salon with people who amused him, and she often went.
The Girl: Jessica Alba, who co-hosted a lunch at Barneys New York celebrating Narcisco Rodriguez's new shoe line, in New York.
'Do you want to win?' We were in a restaurant in Hay-on-Wye, where the Orange prize staff were hosting a lunch for the 2005 shortlist.
"I am here thanks to Napoleon," he said the other day at his house, where he was hosting a lunch for attendees at the recent Parati International Literary Festival.
The incoming administration has been strenuous in reaching out to Republican leaders in Congress — directly or through emissaries — while many prominent Republicans have been generous in kind, beginning with President Bush (who won grace points last week for again welcoming Mr. Obama to the White House, this time hosting a lunch with the three living ex-presidents).
