Sentence examples for throwing a luncheon from inspiring English sources
Though Eisner didn't take the show, he was among the first to line up behind CAA, throwing a luncheon for the five partners when the company formed in 1975.
(It was there I learned of a local hostess, a well-to-do lady with liberal intentions and a comically earnest air, who had thrown a luncheon at her penthouse "to rap about rape").
Prosecutors said McDonnell repaid Williams's generosity by arranging meetings to connect the businessman with state officials, allowing Williams to throw a luncheon at the governor's mansion to help launch the product and letting him shape a guest list at a mansion reception meant for health-care leaders.
McDonnell in return did the following: arranged meetings for Williams with state officials, permitted Williams to throw a luncheon at the governor's mansion to help him launch the new health product he was promoting, and allowed Williams to draw up the guest list for another expensive reception at the governor's mansion for health-care leaders.
Nobody can throw a Thanksgiving Luncheon like the women in the Ladies Auxiliary of the Armenian American Medical Society, made up primarily of doctors' wives.
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Just hours after hosting its annual "Women in Gaming" luncheon at the 2016 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Microsoft threw a party at a local club that featured half-naked dancing girls on raised platforms.
On a humid day in June, many of those lawyers are gathered for a luncheon thrown by the Shreveport Bar Association.
On Jan . 12 members of New York City's Latin community and beyond attended a luncheon thrown by Maldonado's father, Rafael, at Mickey Mantle's restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.
It never occurred to me that Mariah might actually eat at a luncheon thrown in her honor.
He throws bartender luncheons twice a month where he offers "caipirinha pairings" and concocts variations of the tipple, like the Olympics-inspired "Rio 16," in an effort to widen the spirit's appeal beyond caipirinhas.
