Sentence examples for party attendees from inspiring English sources
A crowd of party attendees (and a few security guards) crowded the Hilton's lobby bar, where a TV was tuned to the football game.
Ms. Viger, of nearby Gansevoort, is accused of hiring two female adult "entertainers" who performed "personal and intimate dances" for some party attendees, police said.
No matter what Zoe Saldana's makeup artist in Nina or racist college party attendees might tell you, blackface is not really poppin' in the streets.
By Tuesday, Mr. Mogharei had produced a yearbook-like book was filled with photos of the various production teams, workers dressed in Halloween costumes, party attendees and baby showers over the years.
It started off as an inside joke between three slumber party attendees, like how teenage girls in the 1990s dared each other to call boys and to discreetly put their conversations on speakerphone.
"A Frenchman invented the bidet," Agrawal, wearing her signature large-brimmed hat, told a group of party attendees who were enjoying Moscow Mules served from a Tushy nozzle that spewed the cocktail into a toilet bowl in her kitchen.
In which case, Lamy, equal parts impresario and enthusiastic party attendee – brought all of these pieces together, not just for our entertainment, but for her own.
Anybody with a preteenage girl should warn of the pariah status that will be bestowed upon a party attendee who gives a present that is "seriously uncool, unhip, not 'in,' boring, a dud or whatever".
Sarah Palin herself got in on the action, ABC News reported in an interview with a party attendee, who quoted the former governor as screaming at unknown combatants: "Do you know who I am?!" Palin was the 2008 Republican vice-presidential nominee and currently is host of Amazing America with Sarah Palin on the Sportsman Channel.
"I was very offended," an anonymous party attendee told Washington Jewish Week on Tuesday.
Second, Greek organizations pledged to have a conversation with every party attendee about the meaning of the word "consent".
