Sentence examples for hosting a shindig from inspiring English sources

She's at her most evocative on Here, a song about feeling out of place at a party while paradoxically hosting a shindig of her own.

Last week, the SoftSheen-Carson company tapped Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter Marsha Ambrosius and curl connoisseur Nikki Walton, aka Curly Nikki, to host a shindig for the new product line.

So TechCrunch is hosting a little shindig in San Francisco this September.

Cox said: "I'm completely over the moon to be hosting an 80s shindig every Saturday night on Radio 2. Dig out your lace gloves and ra-ra skirts and join me for the best music from the best decade".

That may make it hard to get steam up for big expensive Hungarian ideas, such as a north-south gas grid.But Hungary will some agenda-setting power, and the chance to host a big shindig: the Eastern Partnership summit in May.

Realizing there is no way I can sustain this sort of thing all week — it was, after all, only Monday — without putting my health and sanity in jeopardy, I decided the best option was to host a little shindig at my house.

Once upon a time, Rob Da Bank made his name by hosting a jaunty little chillout shindig called Sunday Best in a Battersea tearoom.

Theo was beaming, delighted to be hosting the shindig, and chatting incessantly in his squeaky voice.

While the RNC shindigs seemed to suffer a slow start, the Democratic National Convention hosted a successful first 24 hours of cushy events that promoted mingling between those on the public payroll and the corporate chieftains and lobbyists that underwrite the festivities.

Typical consultants might publish a newsletter or host a small shindig and pray that word spreads.

The source had read an article of mine asking exactly what Stanford's motives were for hosting the cricket shindig.