Sentence examples for party fatigue from inspiring English sources

This, I hasten to reassure my readers and especially my jealous colleagues, is not just the result of party fatigue.

AN EARLY CURFEW Chalk it up to party fatigue, but Marc Jacobs's after-party was over by 10 20 p.m. on Sept. 13.

Ms. Knowles, who brought her mother, Tina, said she had yet to feel party fatigue in the thick of the fall gala season.

Party fatigue was already starting to set in. "Usually I can get into these events, but I don't know if I want to," said Shamim Momin, the hyper-sociable founder of LAND, a nonprofit arts group in Los Angeles.

Political scientist Larry Bartels of Vanderbilt University calls this phenomenon "incumbent party fatigue".

When launching his New York meetings, Johnson described the Forum network as "the most important organisation in the British nationalist scene after the collapse of the British National Party and the subsequent wave of party fatigue".

("A great casual event everyone loves," says the producer Harvey Weinstein, exuding a yacht-party fatigue).

Now, following the clubbing explosion at the end of the 80s and two subsequent decades of partying, fatigue was setting in, with many clubbers put off by expensive tickets and the decline of the free party scene.

Analysts said the narrow victory for the non-nationalist parties reflected fatigue with the inward-looking politics of a government consumed with winning independence for the wealthy region, which already enjoys more autonomy than any other Spanish territory.

Collingwood delivered the party line on fatigue.

In October, Ms. Hilton attended a costume party in army fatigues and flippantly said she wore the outfit to support American troops in Iraq.