Sentence examples for launch dinner from inspiring English sources

The launch dinner on 31 October will be cooked by a star line-up of chefs: Fergus Henderson, Nuno Mendes, Yotam Ottolenghi, Sami Tamimi, José Pizarro and Angela Hartnett.

It was the sponsor of the museum's recent Cosmonauts exhibition where it was Bob Dudley and not the museum who personally invited John Whittingdale, secretary of state for culture, media and sport, to the launch dinner.

Oxford and Harvard alumni are innovating together to Re-work Networking – and you are invited to join and to shape this initiative by attending a launch dinner at Balliol College, in the heart of Oxford, where the keynote address will be delivered by Lord Patten, Chancellor of the University of Oxford.

He got that job when he was doing a guest spot in a Frank Darabont pilot, Lost Angels, in LA; there was a launch dinner, and he sat next to the casting agents, who said he should read for Hector, so he met the director, Peter Chelsom, and "we got on really well and we kind of cemented that I would do it on that first night".

Paltrow's reincarnation as a cook attracted the attention of the original lifestyle guru, Martha Stewart, who took to Twitter to ask: "Is Gwyneth the next Martha?" Paltrow invited Stewart to her cookbook launch dinner but has no designs on her career.

Chefs Daniel Mattern and Roxana Jullapat will launch dinner service at Friends & Family, their Thai Town restaurant, bakery and take-away shop on July 11.

Let's forget (if possible) making policy in response to a North Korean missile launch over dinner at a country club.

This ignoble practice is not rendered less objectionable when it is presumed to be given at the expense of the publisher …" Actually, these days, the recession has dramatically cut publishers' launch parties, dinners etc. Prizes such as Costa and Booker, on the other hand, are floated on a sea of sponsored alcohol.

This fall, Park hopes to re-launch the dinner series either at the restaurant, back at Newsong, or at the Teen Leadership Foundation house, a foster child facility.

What: L.A.'s ground zero for vegan haute cuisine launches a dinner series with a rotating roster of celebrated guest chefs.

And because the book was about Africa, and because as a man ages his thoughts circle around questions of legacy, the writer, who was not himself African, had requested, in lieu of a normal book launch, a quiet dinner with a group of young African writers.