partygoing

But we do get ornery when we get hungry, and, if anything, Wednesday's benefit at Hudson River Park's Pier 57 for the Whitney Museum reminded us of a cardinal lesson of Manhattan partygoing: Always have a snack before you hit the town.

The Whitney Shifts the Party Downtown Marshall Heyman 2011

Everything was fun and games, drinking and partygoing.

Winter Bloom Tara Heavey 2010

Scott Pilgrim, still working through his quest to defeat the seven evil ex-boyfriends of the mysterious Ramona Flowers, is becoming a character of more depth and maturity, and the story is beginning to focus more on the limitations of a battle fighting, rock and roll playing, partygoing approach to solving the real problems of love, friendship, identity, and one's place in the world.

Archive 2009-03-01 Book Nerd 2009

Nor do I hold Vita's partygoing against her, or use evidence of her wealth to discredit her: my quotations simply seek to indicate something of the person she was from the life she led.

Ikea People 2009

Scott Pilgrim, still working through his quest to defeat the seven evil ex-boyfriends of the mysterious Ramona Flowers, is becoming a character of more depth and maturity, and the story is beginning to focus more on the limitations of a battle fighting, rock and roll playing, partygoing approach to solving the real problems of love, friendship, identity, and one's place in the world.

The Handsell: Comics Roundup! Book Nerd 2009

But with Rivers describing mostly their partygoing, their drinking and their petty feuds, they seem more like bohemian wanna-bes than true eminences.

Rivers Runs Through It 2008

Most were tickled when Klaus Wowereit, their popular partygoing mayor, dubbed the town "poor but sexy" late last year.

Poor But Sexy 2007

Amplifiers placed discreetly throughout the room carried his voice over the partygoing din.

Queen of Blades AARON ROSENBERG 2006

Amplifiers placed discreetly throughout the room carried his voice over the partygoing din.

STARCRAFT GHOST NOVA KEITH R.A. DECANDIDO 2006

Brownback, who wanted to get to the bottom of Judge Neff's partygoing habits, is a particularly powerful leader in this group and lived with other members of the group in a Washington, D.C., mansion at the unheard of D.C.-era rent of $600 a month, according to a separate Sharlet article.

Archive 2006-12-01 Glenn Greenwald 2006