Sentence examples for put on a dinner from inspiring English sources

After that we'd go to sci-fi conventions together, while every year our publisher would put on a dinner and stick us together.

One participant, Robert H. Rosen, chief executive of Healthy Companies International, said he had not expected Enron to put on a dinner for Democrats.

But who is going to march for the crackheads?" This was in 2004, and by way of illustrating his point, he put on a dinner suit, drew up a chair at a small table in the middle of the street, and ate a fox.

We would put on a dinner and say that it's going to be all local ingredients and people would ask why," Griffiths said.

That enormous Islay flavor is enough to grow hair on your chest (whether you're male or female) and make you go "Arrrrghhh!" But if your inner rugged seaman is in the mood to put on a dinner jacket and croon a little Cole Porter, try Laphroaig 18.

Rock musicians might like the idea of an orchestra and a chorus, just as they might fancy putting on a dinner jacket, but the fact is that every single one of these ventures tends to sound the same: like a naff imitation of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, written by someone who once heard the piece on an advert for Old Spice.

If putting on a dinner or party in the family home doesn't feel right, try doing something for others off site.

Three days before Christmas Day, she and other volunteers will use their spare time to put on a Christmas dinner at the food bank.

And that is stuff for when you try to put on a nice dinner," Wyler said.

Lidia Bastianich, the renowned chef and mother of Joe Bastianich, one of the restaurant's owners, will partner with members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra to put on a seven-course dinner beginning at 7 p.m. that features Austrian wines and music.

He occasionally put on a white tie with dinner clothes or a black tie with tails.