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Meanings of throwing parties in English

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Usage of throwing parties in English
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Annually, my husband and I spend a boatload of money throwing parties in Destin.
Ebony
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He socialized a lot, he was always throwing parties.
The new yorker
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Music impresario Ian Jorgensen has been touring bands and throwing parties for the last fifteen years.
Radio NZ
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I went to all the parties with my kids, and they were throwing parties at the house.
Ebony
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Next I started to introduce him to men who lived near me by throwing parties for my neighbors.
My best friends have hairy legs
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He is growing a reputation for throwing parties, where alcohol flows freely just like the cash he dishes out.
The South African
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YP4C began throwing parties to fundraise for Obama, Most party planners weren't doing social cause events at the time.
Ebony
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She loves throwing parties.
Truths unveiled
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They were always throwing parties and Hasan would cook really hot food and tell us to cool it down with yogurt.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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As "honorary consul," she joined the inner circle by throwing parties for military officers from nearby MacDill Air Force base.
Reuters
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At the same time, I was involved with everything from sales and retail jobs to theatre to selling weed to music to throwing parties.
The Guardian
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The father of four boys, Jacobs is a very sociable person who enjoys throwing parties for 50 to 60.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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However, and back to the food again for a moment, I know that millions of people will be watching, some may even be throwing parties.
The Guardian
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Holding a can of beer, Scott explains the potential of the property for throwing parties: "This is definitely an entertainer's house," he said.
The South African
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"When you know me better," Elizabeth was saying, "you'll learn that I love throwing parties.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
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