Sentence examples for shindig from inspiring English sources

Yet Mrs Gandhi conspicuously spurned a chance to toughen her support for the deal at a Congress shindig on November 17th.

THIS week: Warren Buffett's shareholder letter and the 2015 Super Return private-equity shindig.

The World Economic Forum – the body that organises the Davos shindig – thinks it can go one better.

Would Cameron and his Notting Hill set feel comfortable at the prospect of the Bowler Hat and Sash brigade turning up at the now re-branded, happy clappy, soft focus annual Tory shindig every October?

In a notice on Thursday featuring the tantalising words 'matrimonio George Clooney', the city council gave its first, understated acknowledgement of the hugely-anticipated A-list shindig set to take place amid its canals and palazzi in coming days.

As Mr Durden notes, everyone at the recent RSA 2013, the computer-security world's annual shindig, was talking about Barack Obama's executive order—"in a good way".

The biggest suspense at the Democratic shindig in Charlotte centred on the weather too: whether, given the downpours all week, Barack Obama would be able to give his acceptance speech on September 6th in an open-air stadium.

IN 2005 participants at the Kansas City Fed's annual shindig in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, were reminded of a sunny day in London in June 2000 when the queen opened the new Millennium Bridge.

While flying to the G8 shindig on Hokkaido on July 7th, Mr Singh told journalists that his government would "very soon" seek approval from the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for a safeguards accord required by a controversial nuclear-co-operation deal with America.

It is an open secret that many Commonwealth leaders attend the biennial shindig mainly for an opportunity to be photographed with the queen.

Invited to the shindig were the big beasts of India Inc.