Examples of 'want a party' in a sentence
Meaning of "want a party"
The phrase 'want a party' is an informal expression that suggests a desire or interest in attending or participating in a social gathering or celebration. It indicates a willingness to engage in festivities or enjoy the company of others in a lively and enjoyable atmosphere
How to use "want a party" in a sentence
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want a party
They want a party for the wedding.
Leonard made it clear he does not want a party.
I would not want a party member dying on me.
Vanessa says she does not want a party.
He did not want a party so we will keep it small.
Then she does not want a party.
I would not want a party member to die on me.
Of course he said he did not want a party.
And they all want a party in my movie.
I want a party with roomfuls of laughter.
Not all children want a party at school.
They want a party that represents them.
Folks around here are going to want a party.
My friends want a party to celebrate my victory in quiz time.
No wonder you did not want a party.
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I do not want a party this year.
I know you did not want a party.
I do not want a party or a banner or a cake.
I thought she did not want a party.
We also want a party that does not misinform people.
Tom says he does not want a party.
I want a party party for me.
Tom said he did not want a party on his birthday.
I want a party after all.
Tom said he did not want a party.
I do not want a party anymore.
Because my mom did not want a party.
They want a party of opposition.
My daughter does not want a party.
I want a party like this someday to celebrate our life together.
We did not want a party place.
Bobbie really seemed like she did not want a party.
He does not want a party bag.
We are perfectly capable of taking care of ourselves and we want a party.
Evan did not want a party.
I want a party where i can choke down my champagne and caviar.
Prue does not want a party.
I want a party in my house.
I do not even want a party.
We want a party girl.
I just do not want a party.
We want a party now.
I really do not want a party.
You want a party.
I guess if he does not want a party.
We want a party that is actually on the LEFT.
Tom does not want a party.
I want a party Pink macaroons and a million balloons.
Tom did not want a party.
I want a party with roomfuls of laughter Ten thousand tons of ice cream.
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