Sentence examples for party hearty from inspiring English sources
verb
To engage in unrestrained merriment.
Anyway, the audience seemed to be very happy to party hearty with Beatrice and Benedick, though they got a little restless in the hangover part in the middle.
However, "Fight For Your Right" tapped into the frat-pack "party hearty" mentality it was meant to lampoon, and briefly turned the Beasties into tabloid fodder.
And there are yuppies, frat boys, good ol' boys and girls, and those tattooed, shady-looking young people who come to races to party hearty.
Skip to next paragraph Related Times Topics: New Jersey Dining | Candy Enlarge This Image Nicole Bengiveno/The New York Times PARTY HEARTY Meg Rankin does adult and child parties at her Candy Shoppe.
The report, which indicated that the coming trading day might see big losses, amounted to "icing the champagne for the late afternoon," he wrote — a typical case of the media's seeking to "party hearty on bad news".
The party-hearty wives and girlfriends of England's players took it out and got it drunk.
Robert Sellers's "Hellraisers" is completely unapologetic about its party-hearty premise.
"Fishbone," the debut EP, and "In Your Face" (1986), the first LP, were full of catchy, party-hearty ska.
Rogen gives a charmingly bombastic performance as the party-hearty boob who only wants to lighten his buddy's worries.
But thanks to Miami's party-hearty spirit, it actually starts two days earlier, with events spread all over town.
