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soiree

[swah-rey] / swɑˈreɪ /


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But that publicity has not translated to a surge of prospective customers booking soirees at his Milwaukee restaurants, DanDan and EsterEv, ahead of the Republican National Convention, which is just three months away.

From New York Times

The fair, which runs Thursday through Sunday at Santa Monica Airport, has become the magnetic center for dozens of openings, talks and soirees.

From Los Angeles Times

Their first trio upset the order of things about 35 years ago, with a wild street party for the working class that lured even the well-heeled to forgo a private Carnival soiree, Bordonal said.

From Seattle Times

These dishes are great for dinner parties, soirees or a simple night in.

From Salon

The balcony scene, following a soiree at the institute designed to let the residents dress up and blow off some steam, is moodily reimagined.

From Los Angeles Times