The Property Brothers are having a party and you're invited.
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I'm having a party, and I hope you can come.
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It was the Grandaddy dudes, thinking we were having a party.
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My daughter's having a party on the roof of our house!
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"And Perez Hilton is having a party on Saturday," he said.
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Are you guys actually having a party tonight by the way?
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He shot at people having a good time and having a party.
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He's having a party, and it's so loud that I can't sleep.
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"We're just having a party," explained Miller, who said he lived nearby.
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"It sparked everyone having a party in their living room," Ms. Cosgrave said.
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It all started in October 2015, when Hale's workplace was having a party.
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"Looks like grandpa's having a party tonight!" the cashier says with a wink.
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Rapp says Spacey told him he was having a party and invited him.
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They were all having a party, holding these little martinis with olives, completely oblivious.
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"Bring your vodka and your Charlie, Harry Wales is having a party," etc, etc.
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They say Kendall was having a party with a bunch of friends Wednesday night.
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You'll also be blacklisted for ordering to your address while you're having a party.
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In one, people use a political rally as a ruse for having a party.
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Angel: I was having a party for fresher's week at our school with some friends.
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The bakery had thought she was having a party when she popped in earlier today.
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That afternoon, Eli barreled down the stairs to announce that we were having a party.
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One night, the young filmmakers and journalists in our rental condo were having a party.
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So basically what we're saying is: we're having a party and we want you to come.
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I just want to unite people worldwide by dropping a pin and having a party there.
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G's brother is in town with his family and they're having a party for his daughter.
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If you were having a party, you would want him there because he would sing karaoke.
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Last year a sticker reading "We're having a party when Lumley dies" was left on a train.
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You know when you're having a party and you're so worried no one's going to show up?
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I also went to Sulaymaniyah [another Kurdish area] on that day, and people were having a party.
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"It's kind of like having a party next to a gravestone of what it once was," he said.
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He had rushed it, he wrote, partly to please Mr Denton, who was having a party that evening.
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"Let's have them high-fiving their children in the courtroom and having a party to celebrate," he added.
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We are just going to say we're having a party to show how much we love each other.
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It wasn't about any hocus-pocus woke shit, y'know what I'm saying, it was just about having a party.
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While I'm there, my friend who is having a party later asks me to pick up a birthday cake.
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When relatives and neighbors come to offer condolences, he is unable to understand why they are having a party.
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And there has never been a better way of creating or reinforcing that feeling, fast, than having a party.
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His former clerks said he treated employees like family, always having a party on their birthdays in his chambers.
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I buy seven boxes of chocolate for my neighbors because I forgot to tell them we were having a party.
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So Alejandro and I danced to Sam Cooke's "Having a Party" in a dimly lit Upper West Side living room.
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We were in the band room having a party, and we were blasting that song and I remember everyone dancing.
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Since '68 it's more like you already went to the city clerk's office, and now you're just having a party.
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"I just felt like she's gone through this whole thing and we've been talking about having a party," Danz said.
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My office is having a party, so I decide to just munch on whatever I can find instead of buying something.
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Weeknd: Oh, I'm having a party, so don't be surprised by the 142 women in the west wing of the house.
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Couples want to reconnect, and they like the idea of taking a trip or having a party to renew their vows.
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If Jamie Vardy was, in a metaphorical sense, having a party last season, it was a once-in-a-lifetime bash.
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The glasses had arrived in Almería an hour before, and they were all having a party at the Delfín to celebrate.
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I'll bring it all back to my AirBnB, spread it all out like I'm having a party, and go at it.
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"We have a repressive government, but not now, because we're having a party," explained Aleksandr Yerofeyev, one of those celebrating Sunday evening.
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If you're wearing the green and you're having a party, your honoree is most likely going to be ST. PAT, for short.
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Before they died, the men were having a party, smoking marijuana in the early morning hours and making noise, Mr. Wambo said.
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"Every big cafe in New York City was having a party," Mr. Wondrich, the historian, said of the night of Jan. 16.
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My family is having a party to celebrate three birthdays – mine, my younger sister Beth's, and my six-year-old nephew, Kevin's.
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Tanden suggested having a party where Hillary could "let loose" to music and have a beer and maybe it would go viral.
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Off-duty firefighters who were having a party nearby rushed to help — a stroke of good luck, as one survivor put it.
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According to a probable cause affidavit, Ayer's child was having a party at the family home with students from two local high schools.
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Buying in bulk can seem like a really great idea, especially when you're having a party or have a large family to feed.
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Entertaining With "I grew up going to sleep to the sound of my parents having a party," says the jewelry designer Sophie Buhai.
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I assume these kind of incidents must take place in Europe, as that's famously the home of having a party, but Donny says otherwise.
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To celebrate the border bar, the brewery's Columbus, Ohio, taproom is having a party this weekend with Texan-based breweries and mezcal and tequila cocktails.
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This is not about rock and roll, this is not about going in, having a party, having some sort of affair, or anything like that.
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They figured someone was just having a party, since an apartment on the second floor had recently been turned into a short-term rental unit.
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So, I do think the idea of bringing someone into your home and having a party, maybe makes people feel a little bit more comfortable.
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Get rid of leftovers If you are having a party, stock up on Tupperware and send guests home with the leftovers, especially tasty holiday desserts.
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And I was so comfortable with y'all around, cause it was like, Hell, we were all having a party, and Alex [Warren] was filming it.
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Turns out the teachers were having a party of their own and hadn't been minding the kids, leading to the whole hullabaloo in the first place.
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In your 303s, your 230s, your 230s, if you were having a party and weren't sure what people would dance to, you would put Prince on.
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A second lawsuit filed on behalf of a shooting victim also claimed deputies were having a party and failed to appropriately respond to the incident, WPLG reported.
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The people in the house next door were having a party, and every few minutes, someone else would come in to buy another cheesesteak and some beer.
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"If you're a Democrat and you hear that Paul Chabot wants to move Republicans out of the state, you should be having a party," Mr. Korenthal said.
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Indeed, as it becomes easier to identify intersex people prenatally, you could one day imagine having a party that revealed that the child was neither male nor female.
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The plot follows the fortunes of a band called Caufy Keeps and the Lemon Drops, who, as the show begins, are having a party to celebrate their coming tour.
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I'm also saying goodbye to this part of parenthood, which some parents probably do by having a party as they drop their kids off, but that's not my style.
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"Shareholders would just take it over if they wanted to have people over, and if you came up, you'd be told, 'I'm having a party here,' " the woman said.
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But anti-Pelosi ads are hard to escape — and some Democrats worry that having a party leader with a baked-in underwater approval rating neutralized the natural advantages of opposition.
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"The Mossos have come to see what we are doing and they've seen we're having a party," said 45-year-old Ferran Taberner who was at the school with his daughter.
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Come this fall, I see you and a group of wealthy, mostly white athletic directors having a party at Trump's luxury hotel, hobnobbing with a bunch of Washington movers and shakers.
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Instead of having a party, the S&P 500 suffered its worst performance since the depths of the 2008 financial crisis — one so severe that it triggered a marketwide trading halt.
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"The most memorable thing to me about the party was just the number of people who came up to me who were so appreciative that we were having a party," Benioff said.
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The movie's bittersweet resolution would foreshadow a similar chapter of darkness in the wizarding world, but not at the expense of having a party and flexing its creativity like well-oiled muscles.
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If you're having a party, just assume you're going to take about £100 [$138] worth of damage to your house and write it off before anyone even has their first can. 75.
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Ms. Falker said the grouping highlighted the remembrance that, on the night of the raid that sparked the riots, the club was having a party for African-American soldiers returning from Vietnam.
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I eat while chatting with my mom a bit — we're having a party at our house on Saturday and we brainstorm different charcuterie board ideas so we can make an accompanying grocery list.
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How ignorant of the potential consequences do you have to be to threaten to call the cops on a child, or actually call the cops on someone just having a party in the park?
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You have the list, the list is a big deal, you make it a bigger deal by having a party that you have to be invited to get to, you cover the party... Etc.
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Their families were less than thrilled when they heard about the elopement, and Mr. and Ms. Poisson appeased them by having a party last August in Budapest for 350 of their family and friends.
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In 2016, at least 30 members of a football team and their fans who were having a party died after their boat capsized on Lake Albert, which borders Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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"I suspect that if police officers arrived at a wealthy home and it was white teenagers having a party, and one of them says, "my dad just bought this house," that … those kids wouldn't be arrested."
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I think it's more about how we're memorializing the remembering the atrocity that was the slave trade...remembering it, but not by throwing celebration near slave cabins, or having a party right where people were buried.
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So Studio 54 took that mix and put it all under one roof, and the mix is always where the energy is, whether it's in music, whether it's in design or whether it's in just having a party.
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Luis Jamarillo, a former restaurant supervisor for Royal Caribbean International, said living in a cabin with three other people taught him to be prepared for anything, including his roommates having a party in his room while he was sleeping.
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But camp itself is nearly impossible to define, and the problem with having a party where everyone is supposed to dress camp belies the paradox that to be self-aware of one's own campiness is to no longer be camp.
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One day last spring, I needed to get in 30 miles, but Maisy's second-grade class was having a party, so I decided to run 18, swing by the barbecue for a quick lunch, then head out for another 12.
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Jack White was having a party at a hotel in New York after maybe the VMAs or something like that, so I went and Stac—my dear friend and life counsellor and lawyer, who is also Jack's lawyer—was there with us.
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But many people want to more passively track their camera's feed at times – like when you're keeping an eye on the kids playing in the yard, or when you're having a party and you want to see who's parking out front, for example.
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From Mr. Domino's Ninth Ward home to uptown, from the French Quarter to Metairie, musicians across the city pondered a future without Fats, while music fans reacted in the only appropriate way to mark a death in New Orleans: by having a party.
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And there is no point in even having a party apparatus, no point in all those chairmen and state conventions and delegate rosters, if they cannot be mobilized to prevent 35 percent of the Republican primary electorate from imposing a Trump nomination on the party.
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"It was very particularly un-Hollywood in the sense that [some filmmakers] may have rearranged the truth in order to make it more Hollywood: 'Let's have them high-five the children in the courtroom, having a party to celebrate themselves,'" Edgerton said at the press conference.
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While reading about WeWork having a party-like atmosphere is highly entertaining — Neumann was said to walk around the office barefoot, jump on the conference tables, and yell at people, and tequila was free-flowing at all times — it also shows a lapse in his leadership judgement.
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Nicholl is so indulgent of Harry's misbehavior that she seems not to recognize the implications of a "hilarious episode" recounted to her by the late Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, a Windsor family friend: His friend Melissa Percy lives next door to me, and one night, I think it was after the royal wedding, Harry was over and they were having a party.
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Once their partnership was sundered, Ivana took her blithe esprit and comic malaprops to enjoy the high life elsewhere ("In 2006, my yacht was parked at Cannes for the film festival, and I was having a party with two hundred people on it"), a pity since she might have been a more inspiriting first lady than the inscrutable, animatronic Melania.
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Kate Nash: I came back to London it was my Dad's birthday it was the summer it was grey and raining, miserable and cold, but it was my Dad's 60th so we were having a party in the garden with a marquee tent and everyone came, no one cancelled, and we just sat out in the garden with our coats, in tents, and just had a really good day.
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It also sounds like the sort of thing that would end up on the Radio 1 A-list, which your mum would hum along to as she's driving; or something that would soundtrack one of the weird slow-motion bits on Love Island or Ex on the Beach when they're having a party that isn't a party and is actually just a night shoot where the participants are made to dance to no music for approx 2 hours.
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