Sentence examples for parties beneath from inspiring English sources

It is often celebrated by picnics and parties beneath the sakura to celebrate the short-lived spectacle.

Asked if there is something a bit irreverent about holding parties beneath depictions of the stations of the cross that adorn the ceiling, Joy Lamela, director of sales for Darlington Associates, said: "That first cocktail is hard to get through.

It was a garden party beneath gay parasols and awnings.

No wonder things looked good to most Germans in 1936, when the world came to Berlin to party beneath the Nazi banners at the Olympic Games.

It's peppered with endearing personal stories, like the time W. made a Rose Garden speech supporting a Palestinian state and his mother called afterward to ask sarcastically, "How's the first Jewish president doing?" But when I look at the sad eyes of President Obama, buried alive with his party beneath the heedless decisions and reckless spending and tax cuts of his predecessor, I snap out of it.

THE scene: Saturday night in a flickering party tent beneath the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.

The Wagners always considered the "party" rather beneath them and vulgar.

Knopf was giving a publication party for "Beneath the Underdog," with music.

A twenty-fifth-birthday party convened beneath a framed silk obi (Goto's grandmother's), and a friend of the celebrant noted, "You're literally not any different than you were yesterday".

James Fenimore Cooper described the falls, which the Mohawk Indians called Chepontuo ("Difficult Place to Get Around"), in a graphic scene from his novel The Last of the Mohicans; and Cooper's Cave, where the character Hawkeye took refuge with his party, is beneath the bridge that links the city with South Glens Falls.

It was all a bit peculiar, from the afternoon tea-party interviews beneath parasols on the croquet lawn of their Hampshire country residence to the formal black-tie dinner in a tent on a derelict site on the Bishopsgate Viaduct in the heart of the City of London.