Sentences with phrase «to watch the ball drop»

I'll be watching the ball drop from the safe confines of my apartment!

In 2017, over 3,000 attendees watched the ball drop together.

This year marks my second New Year's Eve here in New York and, unsurprisingly, I haven't been able to find anyone to willingly watch the ball drop in Times Square with me.

This time we rang in the New Year at home watching the ball drop on TV along with some close friends.

Your alternative doesn't have to be a lonely night staying in at home watching the ball drop on TV, single champagne flute in hand — nor does it mean that you have to overspend if you want to invite friends over for an impromptu ringing in of the New Year.

He fell over and gave Schweinsteiger all the time he needed to score the first and just lay down for their third effort, watching the ball drop over him at knee - height.

It was cool to actually watch the ball drop in NYC LIVE!

All I can think about is the people that are going to be waiting in Times Square on Sunday to watch the ball drop for New Years.

We went out to a fantastic dinner to celebrate (thank you Eunice — queen of all that is good food), but didn't quite make it out for midnight, and instead watched the ball drop from our cozy hotel room and fell asleep planning all sorts of adventures for the New Year.

My boyfriend and I got dinner at our favorite sushi place and then watched the ball drop from home Happy New Year!

Though frankly I try to stay as far away from Times Square as I can on New Years Eve, and have always found the tradition of watching the ball drop to be singularly anti-climactic, this Earth Day I got to climb to the top of One Times Square to view

Once again, it's time to watch the ball drop on Time's Square.

Whether you're watching the ball drop in New York City or celebrating with family and friends elsewhere throughout the state, we can't stress the importance of safety.

Whether you're throwing a New Year's Eve soirée, or you don't want to show up empty - handed to a gathering you're attending, or you're watching the ball drop from the cozy confines of your very own couch, I've rounded up an amazing collection of cocktails, mocktails, appetizers, and sweets that would be perfect for ringing in the New Year!

While waiting for hours in Times Square requires plenty of endurance, watching the ball drop is a signature New Year's Eve experience.

We usually stay at home and watch the ball drop but we are going to a late dinner this year.

Enroll in the Ecotarium School of Science - craft and Magical Inquiry with Hogwarts - inspired explorations, then make time capsules, take silly photos, watch the ball drop, and more at the Noon Year's Eve Celebration (Worcester)

you have a kids party until 930 or 10 p.m. let them watch the ball drop from last year tuck them in and you have 2 1/2 hours left for you and your spouse.

You do not have to stay up late watching reruns of your favorite holiday movies or watch the ball drop.

Whether it's at home with a good movie and PJs or watching the ball drop in NYC, I hope that no matter how you celebrate it's the perfect way to ring in the new year.

Surprisingly, all three of my girls stayed up to watch the ball drop and to toast to sparkling apple - grape juice.

I am a wimp when it comes to staying up late, we hung with the puppies and watched the ball drop, had some good vino and a nice meal.

We play games, eat food, and watch the ball drop.

It is so comfy and it just has the essence of stay home with hot chocolate and watch the ball drop.

We had a fun day — we had some beers, watched football, played card games, lit some fireworks, and watched the ball drop.

December 28, 2012 • This New Year's Eve, victims of Superstorm Sandy will likely be in Times Square to watch the ball drop.

Hope you all enjoyed the parties, the drinking, and of course, watching the ball drop in Times Square.

Head into the Big Apple to watch the ball drop, or stay in town and explore the Airbnb's 200 - acre property.

Finally, our volunteer - led outings to the Macy's firework show July 4th, Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, and Times Square on New Year's Eve to watch the ball drop have been a great tour tradition at Hostelling International for year!.

You could order a pizza and drink plenty of beer, wine or champagne until midnight, watch the ball drop on TV — then drink some more — and call it a New Year's Eve night.

It's estimated that up to 1 million will pack Times Square this New Year's Eve to watch the ball drop and ring in 2018.

We're getting closer and closer to watching the ball drop in Time's Square, heralding the end of 2017 and ushering in 2018.

I used to believe, that when my parents would stay up to watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve, that «the ball» was something in the sky, kind of like a small sun, that would drop into our front yard.