Astor, son of John Jacob Astor, to a dinner given by my father, written upon very small note paper and folded in the usual style of the day: Mr. W.
A dinner given in my young days by my parents to Mr. and Mrs. William C.
I especially remember a dinner given by him in honor of Martin Van Buren.
The Prince of Wales presided at a dinner given at the Hotel Metropole, London, to Lord Suffield, on his retirement from the command of the Prince of Wales's Own Norfolk Artillery.
At the end of February he came down to the Mayor's dinner given to Prince Henry of Prussia, but he did not speak.
We remember that he did not appear at the first dinner of the Society of Authors, where his place was beside ours--a dinner given to American authors, at which Lowell presided.
Moncure Conway, in his Reminiscences, recalls a dinner given by Dante Rossetti to W.
Shortly after arriving in London, he was a guest at the Mansion House at a dinner given to representatives of Art and Literature, and was invited to speak.
It was such an hour of destiny as this when, at a dinner given by Sergeant Talfourd, at his home (No.
Last evening at a dinner given by Sidney Colvin, I met Mr. James, who showed great interest in hearing how you were, and how much nearer you were likely to be.
I will further mention only a dinner given by American residents in Rome on Washington's birthday, at which I was present.
I first met the Duchess of Sutherland at a dinner given in our honor by Lord Morpeth's parents, the Earl and Countess of Carlisle.
I will also mention a dinner given in our honor by John Kenyon, well known as a Maecenas of that period.
At a dinner given in our honor at Greenwich, I was escorted to the table by Mr. Mallock, author of "The New Republic.
At a dinner given at North Walsham the same evening Painter announced that this was his last appearance in the prize ring.
The presentation was made by Lord James Townshend, at a dinner given at the King's Arms Inn, East Dereham, under the presidency of Quarter-Master Wood.
The presentation was made at a dinner given at the Norfolk Hotel, under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. Bignold).
Footnote 14: This was a dinner given by the Middlesex reformers to their representatives.
The omission of the health of the Prince is certainly very strange--it would be very unusual at any public dinner--but seems quite unaccountable at a dinner given in connection with the interests of one of the Royal Theatres.
Mr. Woodger had entertained 40 of his friends at a dinner given by him at St. George’s Tavern, King Street.
Burroughs had been elected Mayor, and a dinner given at the Star to celebrate the event.
Mr. George Danby-Palmer had presided at a dinner given to B.
The Lord High Steward (the Earl of Lichfield) had been sworn in, and a dinner given in his honour.
Mark Twain's only profit from this source was in the delivery of a delicious speech, which he made at a dinner given to Cornelius Walford, of London, an insurance author of repute.
In April, '89, he made an address at a dinner given to a victorious baseball team returning from a tour of the world by way of the Sandwich Islands.
Once at a dinner given to Matthews, Mark Twain made a speech which consisted almost entirely of intonations of the name "Brander Matthews" to express various shades of human emotion.
In the evening of September 11, Lafayette attended a dinner given by the French residents of New York at Washington Hall in celebration of the forty-seventh anniversary of the battle of Brandywine.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dinner given" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
