give a party

Then he pledged to give a party that opposes gay rights and liberal values wide powers over some programs taught in public schools.

Or, better yet, just give a party in her honor without calling it a shower.

That August, he and Ms. Koch helped give a party to celebrate Holiday World’s 75th anniversary in operation.

They harbored long-running feuds with their ideological enemies, and they knew how to give a party.

After losing presidential elections three times, he won in 2002, steering the nation through a period of economic plenty and international prestige, when Brazil was tapped to give a party for the world as host of the World Cup and the Olympics.