Sentences with phrase «most elaborate parties»

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Beijing's Belt and Road Summit and Gala last week was not just an elaborate dinner party and display of theatrics — it was China's version of an invitation to the global community to engage with its most ambitious trade and infrastructure project yet --- the US$ 1 - trillion Belt and Road Initiative.

A few words from Alberta's most famous libertarian on what a reunited, reinvented conservative party would look like would have been helpful, but Smith failed to elaborate.

She sewed us clothes and costumes when we grew up, she creates the most elaborate beautiful party decorations and centerpieces out of craft supplies, but when it comes to the kitchen, she's handed that one to me.

First birthday parties are notorious for being the most elaborate, and that's okay.

For «Mission: Impossible,» director Brian De Palma (an odd choice, considering all the gory films in his mostly R - rated filmography, most famously «The Untouchables») also has three elaborate action set - pieces — a suspenseful caper set at a posh party, an intense break - in at CIA headquarters in Langley, Va., and a ridiculous but nonetheless thrilling chase on top of a bullet train that is speeding from London to Paris.

Trust me when I say that, in real - life, most of these folks would be far too busy with soccer practices and chorus rehearsals and birthday parties to devote half so much energy to adultery or extortion or the construction of elaborate sex machines.

As an extension of Mandala nightclub (located in the heart of Party Center), Mandala Beach has a reputation for hosting elaborate beach parties on one of the area's most popular public beaches.

This elaborates on the reasoning he gave for the bro band party to GameSpot last week, when he said that having them be all male lets the characters act with «the most natural feeling,» which, as a result, makes them «more approachable for players.»

That refers to the aggressive marketing of particular brands in association with certain games or gaming events, the menacing and / or inducements by publishers made toward editors, reporters and critics (a carrot - and - stick of threats and / or elaborate trips, swag, dinners, parties) and even the advertorial nature of most gaming news briefs themselves.