I'm throwing a barbecue, or I'm having people over for drinks.
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"Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over" by Alison Roman
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Also, clean your room before you're having people over, you slob.
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DINNER PARTY Having people over for dinner is a Sunday ritual.
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"I love having people over, but I can't cook!" confesses de Libran.
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DINNER WITH FRIENDS We love having people over for an early Sunday dinner.
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By nature, she was outgoing, but David discouraged her from having people over.
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I like cooking for people and having people over and listening to good music.
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It's a bit more formal that way, which might be nice if you're having people over.
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"For us, it's like having people over and there just happen to be cameras there," says Smith.
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He loved throwing parties and having people over and playing music and entertaining: He liked doing that.
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It was a bohemian household, with dirty dishes stacked in the sink, but they liked having people over.
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M. calls as he's leaving the studio — our friend is having people over at his place tonight and we're invited.
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And as soon as you lose sight of that, it's negating the purpose of having people over to begin with.
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This article is an excerpt from "Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over" by Alison Roman (Clarkson Potter, 2019).
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We are having people over on Saturday for my birthday, and I am super conscious of the cleanliness of our house.
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White got Nesbit to his apartment on the pretext that he was having people over and then plied her with Champagne.
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I wake up and hop in the shower right away, since we're having people over later and there's a lot to do!
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It's my roommate's birthday tomorrow, so she's having people over for day drinking and games before they go to the bars tonight.
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And if you're having people over, think of some really easy snacks that people can eat while you're trying to figure it out.
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This was one of my favorite parts of college — always having people over and around, and I am still adjusting to this change post-graduation.
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If Stevens is ever having people over, he can put on the Beast horns in order to command additional respect and adoration from the assembled.
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Go for the maple iced ones … or the old-fashioned, chocolate glazed ones … or better yet, get one of each and pretend you're having people over.
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" She credits the house's airy environment and potential for entertaining multiple guests as two of the main factors that helped seal the deal: "We love having people over.
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Alison Roman, food columnist for the New York Times, just published her second cookbook, Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over, which is as useful as it sounds.
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"Nothing Fancy: Unfussy Food for Having People Over" by Alison Roman, available on Amazon, $19.50This is the cookbook to beeline it to if your recipient loves to host friends for dinner.
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Not exactly poetry, but it does articulate my general feelings about having people over: Using your time and resources to cook for those you care about is the ultimate expression of love.
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For dinner parties, she provides cocktail recipes, extra snacks and pep talks so urgent and encouraging that having people over for leg of lamb and tiramisù suddenly seems like a bucket-list event.
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We all have that one friend who prefers having people over rather than going out, who chooses SVU marathons over morning runs, and who consistently votes for take-out instead of dining in.
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With gifts that make sure their having-people-over vibe is more "swanning around in a caftan" than "sweating over a fallen soufflé," you'll give them what they want most of all: for their guests to have a good time.
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Mr. Profera, who lives with his grandmother, said that she was used to him having people over to the house for photo shoots and did not suspect anything strange when a cameraman, Christopher Lopez, and a man with a backpack came over.
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We're having people over for dinner tonight, so I get some things for C. as he is cooking and food for the week for me (hamburger buns, veggie burgers, spinach, blueberries, strawberries, bananas, lettuce, pickles, La Croix, coffee, chocolate chips, butter, almond milk, a tomato, cheese, eggs).
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While working at the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Park lived in Garrison, Maryland with his wife, Agnes Bevan, an English woman he had met in London in 1911. Together, they have three children, two sons and a daughter. Referred to as "Ned" by his friends and colleagues, Park was known for having people over to his home and summer home in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. There, Park continued his research and fished for salmon, designing the 'Park fly' to better catch them.
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