Sentence examples for own shindig from inspiring English sources

"I had to beat the motorcades; I couldn't afford to get caught on the wrong side of First Avenue," says Mr. Ruggie, hyperventilating a bit at the prospect of missing his own shindig.

After two years performing at Ultra, Moudaber opted for a more intimate affair this year, throwing her own shindig during Miami Music Week instead.

The New Yorker also threw its own shindig, with Sofia Vergara, Fred Armisen,and Jason Schwartzman in attendance, along with a swath of government bigwigs and the cream of the magazine's crop.

The bridegroom's mother owns Shindigs and Extravaganzas, event planners there.

It may not get the headlines afforded to this week's Liberal Democrat conference, currently under way in Glasgow, but the Institute of Directors will be hoping its own annual shindig on Wednesday manages to garner some attention.

The Milan Furniture Fair, held every April, still dominates the international design year, but September has become the most popular month for different cities to throw their own design shindigs.

Without CES, CTIA, MWC, or any other acronym to schedule this month's event around, Samsung's just puttin' together their own New York shindig for the announcement of.. whatever they're going to announce.

AS THE workers of Latin America celebrated May Day, a select handful of the capitalist class was getting ready for an exclusive shindig of its own.

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.

Two years after London threw a little shindig of its own, the Scottish city was determined to show that while these four-yearly Games might not quite match their Olympic cousins in scale, when it came to its ambition and the warmth of its welcome, Glasgow would not be outdone.

Beer, wine and drama are all the subject of annual shindigs of their own.