Sentence examples for long shindig from inspiring English sources

The three-hour long shindig will feature performances from some of the biggest Broadway shows of the year, as well as a bevy of Hollywood cameos from nominees and presenters like Bradley Cooper, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kate Mara and Clint Eastwood.

"Shindig" unfailingly creates a world onstage, and its innocent complexities all occur in its steps.

THIS week: Warren Buffett's shareholder letter and the 2015 Super Return private-equity shindig.

reallywildfestival.co.uk Singapore Chilli Crab Festival, Brick Lane, East London, August 30 & 31 Sample Singaporean cuisine at this exotic East End shindig.

It seems our visit coincides with a local high school's alumni shindig.

Microsoft didn't brand the shindig an enterprise event for no reason.

And yet, and yet, we are still outsourcing our daughters' shindig.

The Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia said that a young man who had written a few lines of poetry about the Prophet Muhammad on Twitter should be tried.Even in Exeter and Cambridge, where British universities take advantage of Gulf citizens who long for cooler climes to host big shindigs on Gulf studies every summer, young researchers are wary about what they say in public.

Though such shindigs for advertisers and agencies have long been a staple of more traditional media like magazines and television networks, they are new to Yahoo.

Keane came up with a succession of dumb marketing ideas for the group: a single released as the Shindigs to secure a slot on the music TV show Shindig!; a drag racing-themed debut long-player, branded with the name of the Los Angeles radio station KRLA; a cameo in The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini – a goofy beach party movie starring Boris Karloff – lip-synching to songs behind Nancy Sinatra.

College baseball's playoffs still come with home-field advantages — long ago ushered out of the men's basketball's shindig — so the Seawolves had to go into Baton Rouge to beat Louisiana State on its home field, surrounded by more than 10,000 howling fans clothed in purple and yellow.