Sentence examples for staging a dinner from inspiring English sources

Mette Martinussen set up 1.th restaurant (it's named after the number of the apartment) because she was interested in staging a dinner party in a more intimate environment.

Dec. 11: Tony Goldwyn and Adrian Lyne staged a dinner in honor of Diane Lane, the actress, at the Four Seasons restaurant.

Suffice it to say that he once helped stage a dinner where blindfolded guests ate jelly off a naked woman.

The plan is to stage a dinner with top British officials and business executives to talk about trade — in a bid to show Trump that the tariffs he has both imposed and threatened are not necessary.

Pedro Estêvão takes up the tale: "The manager was highly regarded by the players and the fans, so the players decided to stage a dinner in honour of the departing manager.

A couple of weeks before then, Headingley will stage a dinner to raise funds for victims of the Queensland floods that caused such devastation to communities steeped in rugby league.

"It was the thing that made my career worthwhile," she says when we meet at the Bluebird restaurant, near her home in Chelsea, which today stages a dinner in honour of her achievement.

Rabbi Lazar, who supervised the creation of what Russians call a "koshernaya kukhniya," said Jewish leaders had suggested staging a catered dinner for Mr. Katsav.

A number have actually been recruited from behind bars; even before opening the restaurant's doors, Brandon had begun teaching at Ohio's Grafton Correctional Institute, where he piloted his idea by staging a formal dinner for his early donors inside the prison, using only the prison kitchen equipment and inmate staff.

With the addition of Mr. Denaro, we would be staging a seated outdoor dinner party for 24, including a hot-shot Italian wine maker and a former mayor and part-time truffle hunter from the country's mushroom heartland.

CONSIDER the obstacles to staging a sit-down dinner party in a New York studio apartment when you're young and unattached: Tons of friends but no place to seat them.