Sentence examples for party tagging from inspiring English sources

It is worth remarking, though, that the extraordinary stuff Charles James created for heiresses like Millicent Rogers or Elizabeth de Cuevas or Austine Hearst was designed for a specific form of social theater, and that no news release came out the day after a party tagging what Mrs. Hearst had on.

They are desperate to stop Ukip taking away their hard-earned nasty party tag.

There are risks here, most obviously renewing the nasty party tag which Tory modernisers once toiled to bury.

The "nasty party" tag was neatly turned on "divisive" Corbynite Labour – an easy applause-inviter for the conference.

"A good thing doesn't have to have a political party tag on it," County Executive Andrew J. Spano, a Democrat, said of the budget that will reduce the county property tax levy by 5.2percentt.

However, focusing on this one topic, I am loathe to believe that you truly do not support taxing the wealthy and want to continue the party tag line regarding tax breaks for this very group.

"The efforts of our party, a party once tagged as an endangered species, speaks for itself".

This week Mr. Bradley embarked on a strategy to mobilize the progressive wing of the party by tagging Mr. Gore as a candidate with a history of hostility to liberals.

Mr. Carey built an app at a Google hackathon for taking photos of people you meet at cocktail parties and tagging them with their names and details to discreetely pull up the information when you see them again.

This week, the Internet beauty company Eve.com sent gold-painted boxes containing two apples -- one red, one gilded (and no fresher for it) -- with party details tagged to the stem.

We'd update her status on Facebook to reflect the events of each party, and tag her in the background of random drinking pictures.