Sentence examples for party dignitaries from inspiring English sources

The party's president, Jean-François Copé, urged participation, while other party dignitaries, like former foreign minister, Alain Juppé, urged people to remain at home.

Instead, the members of the New York Philharmonic played for well-off party dignitaries, while the real North Korean population is starving and living in sections of the Korean Peninsula that many foreign observers have described as almost prison camps.

Speculation flourished that Hockey would challenge Turnbull, and Hockey consulted senior party dignitaries such as Howard and Costello about whether he should run.

On Wednesday afternoon at the Four Seasons, the Convention's unofficial boiler room, three Party dignitaries walked toward a private dining room on the second floor for a fund-raising lunch.

One party dignitary, Richard Barnbrook, was a conceptual artist who acted in his own poetical film before he began a Wagnerian journey that has ended with his representing the BNP in the London assembly.

Filled to the brim with every possible hedonistic delight and fancy, we arrive at the tail end of an 180 day party for dignitaries, armies and princes capped by a seven day feast for all members of the land.

Is there a part of your new job that will be fun, giving dinner parties for dignitaries, maybe having Bono stop by?

By 5 30 p.m., the stage was groaning with a gaggle of party leaders and dignitaries.

It went off without a hitch, and Cox was greeted on Big Diomede by a welcoming party of Soviet dignitaries and KGB agents armed with blankets, samovars of tea, and snacks.

As the party ended, the dignitaries sipped Champagne and nibbled on slices of a six-foot wide birthday cake, frosted in the African National Congress's colors of black, yellow and green.

(Hart impersonating a Nigerian prince to infiltrate a party "loaded with dignitaries" might rub some the wrong way, but it's classic schtick-based humor and the dude knows how to milk it).