Sentences with phrase «party out of the tradition»

As you can see we make a party out of the tradition.

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They started rummaging through the Confucianism and Buddhism they had tossed out, hoping to reclaim the former moral authority of these traditions for the party.

For those who aren't in London and don't have tickets to the sold - out shows, the script of the play was released in bookstores with midnight release parties, reviving a tradition that accompanied the book releases throughout the year.

A vegetable tray with lots of healthy veggies and a great dip is something my mom always set out for parties and a tradition I continue.

«He not only embodies the values of New York's Conservative Party, both personally and professionally, he has an acute understanding of the importance of preserving the rights and traditions laid out by our nation's founding fathers.»

The Blue Labour agenda is set out in an ebook from 2011, The Labour Tradition and the Politics of Paradox (edited by Maurice Glasman, Jonathan Rutherford, Marc Stears and Stuart White), at the core of which is a powerful critique of Labour Party thought and policy since 1945.

The survey findings are borne out by Labour's national figures, released to the Guardian in a break with party tradition of keeping them secret.

It's been a longstanding tradition to leave the minority party leaders out of the private budget sessions.

He told Komla Klutse that his loyalty to the party can not be questioned, pointing out that he has been a member of the tradition for a long time, even before the establishment of the NPP.

Every holiday season there are two things I absolutely need — a new red dress as a holiday party go - to, and some cute around - the - house pieces (like a fun sweater, or a mug for hot chocolate, etc.) I love seeing our collection grow each year, as we make more traditions and soak in all of the holiday feels that we used to miss out on in...

Every holiday season there are two things I absolutely need — a new red dress as a holiday party go - to, and some cute around - the - house pieces (like a fun sweater, or a mug for hot chocolate, etc.) I love seeing our collection grow each year, as we make more traditions and soak in all of the holiday feels that we used to miss out on in Florida.

Who: Seth Rogen, Joseph Gordon - Levitt, Anthony Mackie and Lizzy Caplan What: In New York City for their annual tradition of Christmas Eve debauchery, three lifelong best friends set out to find the Holy Grail of Christmas parties.

As a steady flow of protestors and delegates headed for the elevated train, some heading for a big annual tradition at the climate talks — the «ngo party» — a young man called out «Happy paper, happy paper,» and handed out copies of Tillit.info, which bills itself as the «world's largest newspaper with happy news.»

Such agreements force the parties involved to discuss openly and honestly with their citizens matters that might otherwise remain untouched and accepted due to tradition, societal convention, politics, religion, out - of - date law, science or belief, or other reasons.

Rather than immediately assuming that all holidays are to be divided equally and allocated to the parties on an even year / odd year basis as typically happens in litigation, Collaborative Divorce starts by asking more out of the box questions such as «Does either parent's extended family have holiday traditions associated with certain holidays that the children enjoy attending that we should try and facilitate with the Parenting Plan?»

He averages two media interviews per week on topics related to family life, including marriage, counseling, fatherhood, family time and family rituals, overscheduled kids, hyper - parenting, out of control birthday parties, family Christmas traditions, and divorce.