Sentence examples for take their party from inspiring English sources

That can leave couples no option but to take their party elsewhere.

So the question is whether these energized Democrats will take their cue from Washington, or take their party in a new direction.

The wild propagation starts in organs such as lymph nodes, and then spills out into the blood like so many viral revellers who decide to take their party out on to the street.

Aren't they just brief stopovers for the political classes, when they pretend to take their party members seriously before scurrying back happily to London SW1 and business as usual?

Diem Boyd, who founded L.E.S. Dwellers, said the traffic arrangements encourage bars to "take their party into the street," an opinion Mr. Cooke echoed as he looked back on how the neighborhood had changed in the eight years since he moved in.

Leaving out the joke that her CV says she's already prime minister, she is a committed Brexiter, and the selectorate in the wider Conservative party may think she – as the Daily Telegraph argues – is the woman who could give the Tory right the chance to take their party back.

14 February 1849: The Manchester Guardian reports that Cambridge university students take their partying seriously.

"I don't know if you've ever been," he says of his homeland, "but they take their partying pretty seriously".

Some athletes, having been on strict training regimes for months and released from the intense pressure of competition, can take their partying too far.

True, if you came to Lagos, you might not always feel safe (violent crime is a problem) but you'll see that people take their partying seriously – if you haven't attended a wedding in this city you haven't really lived.

It's accepted that when it comes to constitutional issues like Lords Reform Messrs Cameron, Clegg and Miliband don't have full control over the peers who take their parties' whips.