manhattan cocktail造句

• The effect reeks of some dreadful Manhattan cocktail party drowning in arch cliches.
• The theater opened Thanksgiving week in 1928, with " Manhattan Cocktail " starring Richard Arlen.
• Dunhill, the most recognized maker of pipes, recently ran a pipe teach-in at a trendy Manhattan cocktail bar.
• From all the ho-ho-hoing they heard, children must have assumed Santa had taken up permanent residence behind a Manhattan cocktail in the bar.
• Handsome examples of modern architecture motifs are the tall skyscraper stems of Libbey glasses and Norman Bel Geddes'Manhattan Cocktail Shaker in chrome-plated brass.
• It opened in 1928 with " Manhattan Cocktail " and a Mighty Wurlitzer organ and gained its greatest renown for rock'n'roll concerts in the 1950s.
• It's getting late at a posh Manhattan cocktail party, and Burnett's character, a hostess with the mostest, is reflecting on a lifetime's worth of betrayals and disappointments.
• The means become apparent when Carmen takes him, kicking and screaming, to a tony Manhattan cocktail party, at the invitation of her white, well-heeled college pal Trish ( Denise Richards ).
• Retail prices are expected to range from $ 250 for a campaign folding chair in the On Location line to $ 2, 500 for a Manhattan cocktail table in the Classic Collection.
• Eagerly awaiting the arrival of Camilla Parker Bowles, guests at a Manhattan cocktail party on Wednesday night were curious to determine the reason for the alarming 30-minute delay of the prince of Wales'longtime paramour.
• Garfield was attending a Manhattan cocktail party several years ago when someone asked if he'd be interested in investing in a show that was headed for Broadway, something called " Angels in America ."
• And while smart-alecks at Manhattan cocktail parties may tease him about the next alien landing, the fact that Altman now owns The Enquirer seems to have caused no stir in the investment banking community.
• Deluxe bourbons, richer and subtler in flavor than the run-of-the-mill product, with far less rasp in the back of the throat, have fueled a modest revival of interest in the Manhattan cocktail that parallels the recent vogue for the Martini.
• The Jerome Mansion later became the clubhouse of the Union League Club of New York ( its second location ), the Manhattan cocktail and congregating place of such famous Democrats as Franklin D . Roosevelt, Grover Cleveland and Al Smith.