Sentence examples for some sort of party from inspiring English sources

So some sort of party invitation, was it?

Ms. Lewis plans to have some sort of party every month in conjunction with each issue of Bazaar.

Mr Glass and his mates will try and present comments made by former Ukip candidates – who we deal with immediately if we find they've done or said anything wrong – as some sort of party policy.

Ms. McCluskey said that they have some sort of party every two weeks or so, inviting a dozen guests, but this one had grown to 20 -- and presumably not on the promise of Scottish cuisine.

"It's offensive that BofA thinks a foreclosure action, an eviction notice of an elderly woman sitting in her house fearing that she will spend the remainder of her days in a shelter, is some sort of party invitation that can be 'rescinded,' " she wrote in an e-mail.

Maybe it'd be a hit at some sort of party.

The marketers make Valentine's Day seem like a "must-participate" occasion, as if you're some sort of party-pooper for not joining in.

We weren't going to win pro-life voters in 1992 but they saw Bill Clinton and said: 'He's not a radical on this, let's look at what he says about other issues.'" From warned: "If the governors and party leaders don't take a stronger hand in shaping the party, it's possible there will be some sort of replacement party.

If this week is any indication, what will happen in both cases (should this scenario play out) is that the establishment Republicans will grit their teeth and back their party's nominee in November (in a desperate attempt at some sort of elusive "party unity").

The sounds of live music, some sort of wedding party, drifted out of the hotel whenever the blond opened the door to lean in and listen for a few seconds, before she let it close again and lit another smoke.

Apparently there's some sort of Google party going on right now.