Sentence examples for plain to party from inspiring English sources
But it is plain to party managers that Mr Blair has a revolt on his hands.
"It's quite straightforward," said Rodgers, who has made his feelings plain to all parties concerned.
A given joint commitment, like the agreement to take a walk together, is undertaken when the parties make plain to one another their desires to undertake it.
This was plain to hear at the free Fred Perry party they played on Brick Lane on Saturday (see pics here).
From River Plain to Open Sea.
This was plain to Mr. Marshall when he announced his plan to help the recovery of Europe; it was equally plain to the Russian leaders when they rejected that plan and set the Communist parties of Europe to destroy it.
Other night-time highlights included Masai warriors demonstrating their mating dance around the fire (a hit with the ladies); driving out to party on the plains after dark with James Brown booming from the stereo, and running semi-clothed out of my tent at 4am as an elephant pushed down a nearby tree.
It is notable that, according to marriage rules on the Plains, the parties to these joking relationships were potential mates.
Mr Brown's resignation will be seen as the clearest possible signal that Mr Clegg made plain his party could not countenance a deal with Labour while he was still at the helm.
His team reportedly felt voters preferred bold words such as Spain's Podemos (we can), and Les Républicains could be presented as a kind of citizens' movement rather than a plain political party.
