Sentence examples for upbeat party from inspiring English sources

"More of an upbeat party thing," Mr. Southern says.

Before the upbeat party, relatives expressed bitterness and relief at the courthouse news conference.

Among a certain swath of European society, Mr. Valli is a sort of royalty, the only designer of his age group making unapologetically happy clothes, which speak to a French sensibility of upbeat party frocks.

While "Arular" had a limited sonic scope — it's basically an upbeat party record, until you notice the narratives of violence and frantic escape — "Kala" globalizes the M.I.A. sound even further.

With his party still behind Labour in the polls and struggling to escape the shadow of Ukip, the prime minister closed a defiantly upbeat party conference in Birmingham by saying the next election will be fought on the issue of credibility and urging voters to trust his promises.

Perhaps because she's now directed by Marilyn Maye, who makes her own appearances a swell-egant, upbeat party, the anger that, it seems to me, used to infuse Stravelli's singing from time to time (she's Sicilian, she still reminds you) in something like "Goody Goody" is now replaced by smiling gratification.

It can be difficult to communicate such subtleties live, and tonight's show eschews their more reflective moments in favour of a more uniformly upbeat, party-friendly affair.

The next day, the family hosts a low-key but upbeat birthday party and everyone makes me feel welcome, especially her husband, a leading member of Brazil's communist party, and their son Theo.

They also say that he has never given in to another's will, at least until he met Jennifer Gilbert, 33, an upbeat Manhattan party planner.

Participants at the Democrats' session said Mr. Clinton was upbeat about the party's prospects.

The Lib Dems seem surprisingly upbeat for a party facing an electoral mauling – but an explanation is emerging.