soirée , also: soiree

I was at a nice little soiree just last week.

It was the first time she had ever been to such a soiree.

I am planning a soiree at the end of the week.

Her evening soirees, like the one in the photograph, became a thing of the past.

This soiree must have been so big that if held today, we'd call it a war.

We're having a little soiree at the Embassy later this week.

So he would be absent without leave again tonight from the soiree.

Since then, exhibitions and music soirees have been held in the building every summer.

But then she had a great idea for a soiree."

It took her a minute to get over the fact he'd actually used the word soiree in a sentence.

Monday was soon enough to send him a card for her next soiree.

I was quite struck with her when she sang at your soiree.

R. Kelly was said to be planning a big soiree.

And we'll be moving this little soiree to the crew lounge.

That is, we all went to the first soiree.

Was it necessary to taint the girl's very first soiree?

One man who attended the second of Fiona's soirees saw exactly what was going on.

The day's festivities were concluded with a soiree and ball.

Large givers get to attend a soiree with the President?

The 1854 Soiree showed the potential of a permanent gallery and museum.

This program made way for the Saturday Soiree in 2008.

But securing a ticket to the "in" soiree is another matter entirely.

Yet, despite not even having the day nailed down, they've managed to make a few decisions about the soiree already.

The day of a soiree was spent in readying oneself.

So what do you do after arriving at the company soiree?