Jaime and Ilana give a party to cover their exterminating bill.
|
|
"Why give a party to a person who wins?" she said.
|
|
And like fashion designers, the Apparatus guys know how to give a party.
|
|
ANONYMOUS It's not easy to give a party without a glitch or two.
|
|
In the Season 10 premiere, the Robertsons give a party for Willie and Korie's 25th anniversary.
|
|
Our answer to loss and indignity, it seems, is to give a party, have a parade, and celebrate bits of happiness.
|
|
As the story goes, a certain man in Jerusalem decided to give a party, and he sent a servant to invite his friend Kamza.
|
|
Every holiday season, she would give a party for her staff at Rosa Mexicano restaurant, where she would hand out gifts to each of her aide's children.
|
|
I have a house in the South of France, and every year I give a party during the Cannes Film Festival, but it is a party for my friends.
|
|
"We said we wanted to give a party, and everybody is coming," Kenah, who competed in the 800 meters at the 53 Olympics in Sydney, Australia, said this month.
|
|
"If I can give a party in a volcano before it erupts, I'll do it," said Jules Sobion, the chief executive of a Trinidad events company called Caesar's Army.
|
|
Its people know how to give a party, and how to show off their mind-bendingly beautiful city to visitors while insulating them from its jarring day-to-day reality.
|
|
" The parties, O'Brien told me, were "my imaginary breaking away from the strangleholds of childhood and the greater strangleholds of marriage—'I'm free, I have money, I can give a party!
|
|
The final offense was its decision to give a party during a suspension, which had been put in place because the fraternity president was accused of sexually assaulting someone at the frat house — he later pleaded guilty to forcible touching.
|
|
In his recent court case, the police said Mr. Rini had pretended to be a prospective home buyer so that he could gain access to a $400,000 custom-built house in a Cleveland suburb and give a party that he promoted on Facebook.
|
|
But the plot rang no bells for us as it built to its crisis: When the "big guys" give a party for colorful friends at their weekend house, a beehive ends up in the baba ghanouj, Lucy winds up in a tree and a hunky fireman comes to the rescue.
|
|
After the marriage ceremony, when he reached Amravati, his friends convinced Deshmukh to give a party. He held a small dinner party for them. The meal was served by youths wearing white. After dinner Bhausaheb stated that the servers were untouchables (violating the prohibition).
|
|
The recordings were usually made in Moore's own house, with friends in attendance to give a party atmosphere. The album covers and contents were often too racy to be put on display in record stores, but the records became popular through word of mouth and were highly successful in Black American communities, where his "warped wit and anti-establishment outlook" were embraced.
|
|
According to Denmead, the module "should give a party of low-levels a rather challenging time." The module was also reviewed in Shadis #29 (1996). Lawrence Schick, in his 1991 book Heroic Worlds, describes the adventure as "A good start for new players" and speculates that at the time, there had probably been more copies of B2 printed than of any other role-playing scenario.
|
|
A poster for an Uncle Jamm's Army concert with Run-DMC in 1984 In 1978, Arthur "Gid" Martin, and his brother Tony Martin were planning to give a party and asked Rodger Clayton to DJ for them. Rodger suggested they join forces and start promoting dances together. In September 1979, Funkadelic released an album entitled Uncle Jam Wants You. The name Uncle Jamm's Army was adopted by Clayton and the Martins.
|
|
Deciding to take advantage of this opportunity, she makes the suggestion to give a party for the old Jonathan, where she can give a sample of her vocal ability. Johnny agrees but wants to introduce his father the right Gloria, by telling the father that he and Gloria (Anne) are separated and his new girlfriend is the right Gloria. Anne asks him to wait until after the party, but Johnny refuses to satisfy Gloria and her mother. The next evening, Johnny informs his father about the separation.
|
|
60 Ghouls could give even a quite well-equipped 6th-8th level party a fair amount of trouble. The main villain is a very nasty piece of work, and has a range of new spells and special powers which will appeal to hardware buffs once again. The showdown in his castle is a standard dungeon bash, and so, really, is the whole adventure, but the special effects of this alternate dimension make it more interesting than the general run of hack and slay adventures. It's quite heavy going, and I think it might give a party of up to 10th level a good run for their money.
|
|