Sentence examples for throw dinner from inspiring English sources

They own East-meets-West fashion boutiques in the developing world; they throw dinner parties with soul food and kimchi in rooftop New York apartments.

— a U.S. diplomat in one of the released cables "Once a month, I throw dinner parties at my houses, where everything takes place in a proper, dignified and elegant way".

"Back then, New York bachelors would throw dinner parties, but all they really wanted to do was pick out the wine," said Julee Rosso, a marketing executive who became Ms. Lukins's partner in the Silver Palate.

It became a touchstone of another sort as Dalrymple began to throw dinner parties where a new generation — the artists Elizabeth Peyton and John Currin, the curator Neville Wakefield, the New York gallery owner Gavin Brown, the London dealer Sadie Coles — mingled with an older one, in some measure shaping the social structure of the art scene today.

As a result, Kitchit was originally pitched as the perfect marketplace for those who like to throw dinner parties but don't want to worry about all the work that goes into doing so.

"Yes, but maybe if I HAD these tiny whimsical bowls I WOULD throw dinner parties... .. - every girl in Anthropologie ever.

I also lived in another bedsit, which was nice but further out, where I used to throw dinners together for my then chap.

He dropped ballerinas on the floor, threw dinner plates at people, and blew his nose on hotel towels.

You get a different clientele – young couples, professionals throwing dinner parties.

"Alisa and I love throwing dinner parties, and we put so much love into the food that I'll take a photo of a dish that Alisa made.

He has off-the-record lunches with top Ukrainians, hosts UK ministers and throws dinner parties in his cavernous residence.