Sentence examples for party lady from inspiring English sources
After dinner, in order to enliven the party, Lady Astor dons a Victorian hat and a pair of false teeth.
"The Green party lady seems really good," says Britnee, a Year 10 student from Passmores who is representing the Conservative party.
At a dinner party, Lady Rothermere, the wife of the billionaire owner of The Daily Mail, overheard Ms. Brooks saying that The Mail was just as culpable as The News of the World.
Not because they're late to the party (Lady Gaga presented a similar concept at CES and other companies have tried this), but because their site autoplays a video with "epic music," and when you turn the sound off, it doesn't turn the sound off.
Another time after party ladies planning give left over refreshments to sailors who acted as waiters.
brooklynflea.com This frilly, girly clothing store is so warm and friendly that sometimes it feels like a sleepover party – ladies, you might want to leave your male companions outside (or send them to Alter down the block).
Perhaps it's that I spend a good deal of my womanly life avoiding tales of this genre, having just passed through the cheerful season of widespread drunken domestic violence and lists of top tips for party ladies on how to get home safely, and those charming minicab ads showing a victim being enthusiastically raped behind an NCP.
We sure as hell can't shame the wild party ladies into seeking treatment there's enough shame already going around for everyone.
In "Mockingbird," Scout remarks of a tea party: "Ladies in bunches always filled me with vague apprehension and a firm desire to be elsewhere" -- and the feeling in town is a little like that tea party, according to Crissy Nettles, who played Miss Stephanie in a staging of the play at the courthouse this past spring with the Mockingbird Players.
For her own party, though, Lady Thatcher is less a useful saint than an unquiet, disruptive ghost.
