Phrases with «to move a party»

"To move a party" means to change or shift the location of a social gathering or event. Full definition

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party (parent phrase)

to move a party

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to be fair to all parties
to be open to a move
to be late to the party
to be beneficial to both parties
to be a party to
to get to the party
to move from good to great
to take to a party
to take to a holiday party
to move to a new home
move to a new home
to move to a new location
move to the new stadium
to move to a new city
to move to a different state
to move to another state
to move to the right
parties to the marriage
to move to
party to the case
to move from place to place
to move to another place
to move to the left
party to the agreement
to move to cash
to bring to a party
to go to a party
to return to the party
time to party
to wear to a party
to come to the party
loyalty to the party
link to the party
invitation to the party
one's loyalty to the party
place to party
to invite someone to the party
to belong to any party
counsel to parties
cost to either party
to move from car to car
move to
party to the suit
party to a divorce
party to
to move to a bed
to move to the area
to move to the cloud
to agree to the move
to move from room to room
to move something from room to room
to move on to
party to the appeal
party to a mediation
party to the contract
party someone belongs to
parties someone had given data to
party to the action
to move someone to action
to move to action
to move something to
to move to another country
move to the country
party to the negotiations
to rent or sell one's personal information to third parties without one's consent
party to the lease
move to the capital
to wear to a holiday party
to move to the city
to move to another location
parties to the dispute
to move to the suburbs
party to the lawsuit
party to the litigation
party to the transaction
party to the deal
party to the proceedings
party to the treaty
parties to the arbitration
party to something
to move to someone
move to someone
move to a bigger club
to move to a bigger club
to sell one's personal information to third parties without one's consent
one's disclosure of personal information to third parties for one's direct marketing purposes
to sell something to third parties
to come to one's party
to move to the next level
to lease one's customer lists to third parties
to move to the next step
to move to the next stage
to move to another club
to move to the next
to move on to fourth grade
to bring to a holiday party
link to third party websites
link to third party sites
view to a permanent move
party to the settlement
party to the collective agreement
party to the arbitration agreement
sale to a third party
disclosure to third parties
to belong to any political party
move to the club
one's move to the club
move to the upside

Sentences with «to move a party»

He is joining Labour to try and move the party in that direction. (liberalconspiracy.org)
He promised to work with the newly elected APC executive in moving the party forward. (ghtvonline.com)
Move our party away from the hate and the ignorant religious nuts and back to a more moderate middle so we can gain more support. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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Phrases with «to move a party»

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Sentences with «to move a party»

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