The phrase "roof party" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a party or gathering that takes place on a rooftop. Here is an example sentence: "The music was blasting and the drinks were flowing at the lively roof party on Saturday night."
"We're going to have a roof party for the neighbors," Ms. Katz said.
Butlins Holiday Resort, Fri to 12 May JM If your first thought when the sun finally crawled out of its cave last month was "roof party!" then you and Futureboogie are on the same page.
This group of Chicago avant-rock luminaries sounds like a bunch of pals who got together to play a summer roof party and just kept going after the sangria ran out.
Now I'm not saying you could take it on the bus or subway, so you'll need to make sure your girlfriend's Reno has some gas if you're the guy bringing the heat to that downtown roof party.
I ran into DJ Craze, the owner of Slow Roast Records, at the Congress Hotel roof party.
The result is 45 minutes of breezy soul, gritty funk, and smoother than butter deep house that'll have you reaching for suncream and cocktails quicker than you can say "ROOF PARTY!" This one's custom builts for sunny days and balmy evenings, so check it out below... Deep Into Soul's summer terrace party takes place at the Prince of Wales, Brixton, on June 4th.
They were known for pierced navels and creative facial hair, for cigarette-filled afternoons and all-night roof parties.
Leanne Shapton discusses the feelings of raging jealousy that inspired her latest book, "Was She Pretty?" "All-night roof parties"; "American Spirits"; "artisanal tattoos"; "ascots".
Sebastien Noat, the manager of Block 8, a year-old luxury night-life complex that imports Australian white sand for its roof parties, said he sold 240 bottles of Moët & Chandon on a recent Saturday night.
Emily Wardwell Dodziuk, a graphic designer who moved to Hastings in July with her husband, Nicholas Dodziuk, a furniture designer, knew it was time to decamp for the suburbs when they found themselves trying to stay sane raising two young children, as roof parties thumped through the ceiling of their Williamsburg apartment until 3 a.m.
New York City is always loud, but residents' tolerance for roof parties, loud bars with outdoor seating, traffic, and noise in general might be lower than ever.
