Sentence examples for shindig from from inspiring English sources

The deal marks the end of a 17-year reign at Cannes Lions by Roger Hatchuel, a 71-year-old Frenchman credited with moving the annual shindig from Venice to the south of France in the 80s.

It's World Whisky Day (worldwhiskyday.com) on Saturday, slap bang in the middle of Whisky Month (visitscotland.com), which is topped and tailed by the Speyside Whisky Festival and the 30th annual Islay Festival (islayfestival.com), a music and malt island shindig from 23-31 May. 23-31 May

Which may sound unfair if you're a dude, but can you fault a brother for doing everything possible to stop his shindig from boiling over into a full-blown sausage party?

The shindig runs from 6-9 p.m. on Jan . 31at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (1300 Pennsylvania Ave . NW.

According to the Huffington Post, Jill wrote the song at the Netroots shindig for The Freedom From Fear Awards -- "a new national award that honors 15 ordinary people who have committed extraordinary acts of courage on behalf of immigrants and refugees -- individuals who have taken a risk, set an example, and inspired others to awareness or action.

For more on the GQ/CFDA shindig, please go here.

The Peatix service is a mobile ticketing platform designed to let event organizers manage all items related to their shindigs right from a mobile device, down to even dispatching tickets to attendees.

The patterns in "Shindig" may come from country reels and clog dances, but as the music spills out like a running stream, the fouettés and feats of bravura onstage come from years of training in ballet technique.

In the video, the song is performed (on a soundstage that looks as if it was stolen from "Shindig!") by a band of slightly warped 1960's pop and R&B stereotypes -- including a trio of backup singers dressed as stylish lawn jockeys -- all of them portrayed with a knowing grin by Mr. Benjamin.

The only difference is that the "Get Out" shindig is divorced from the common awards-season calendar.

A three-day shindig for alternate religions: witches, warlocks, Satanists, doomsday Christians, Unarians from outer space, ghosts and goblins, psychedelic druggies, wizards and elves, young kooks looking for something outside the boredom of the Holy Trinity.