Sentence examples for live a party from inspiring English sources

"I live a party life," Ms. Kaufman said in an interview in 1983 in The New York Times.

A salsa band I love that often plays there is Sabor y Control, as in "taste and control," which I'm guessing means they know how to liven a party and control it.

And what better way to spread the word than a men's medium bearing the Ballet 4 DUDEZ logo worn by a guy who has dedicated his days to living a "party hardy" life style?

In appalling succession, we are led through details of camp life: the arrival of new prisoners, manifestations of the will to live, a birthday party, expressions of doubts about the existence of God, the guards' boredom, and the grim moment when identification numbers are read out, announcing those about to die.

It's time to swallow the pill we've been holding under our tongue for 200 years: we live in a party system.

Even as Brazil enters a recession, a cloistered Rio élite still "seems to be living an endless party," the photographer Sebastián Liste says.

Even as Brazil enters a recession, the cloistered élite of Rio de Janeiro still "seem to be living an endless party," the photographer Sebastián Liste said.

He has refused to catalog his sins, saying only that he used to drink to excess and was known to liven up a party.

But the world has advanced and your smartphone and tablet can manage a lot of the tasks of mixing music for you — whether you're a real D.J. or just a musical amateur keen to liven up a party.

Russia is fertile ground for celebrities of all hues to make pots of extra cash, whether it's oligarchs flying in their favourite singer, or Hollywood stars parachuted in to liven up a party.

This thing might liven up a party, but it isn't likely to help you much on a trip.