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Definition of block party in English: block partynoun North American A party for all the residents of a block or neighbourhood, usually held outdoors. Example sentencesExamples - The Backsliders are scheduled this month for a block party at Sun Studio.
- Instead of gifts, organize a future neighborhood activity where everyone can pitch in such as a spring planting, a summer block party, an Easter egg hunt, or autumn leaf raking.
- Much later that night, after a perfect fish soup in the Place des Vosges, I walked into the narrow passages of the Marais district and stumbled upon an impromptu block party.
- Makes for one hell of a block party let me tell you that…
- There's going to be a big block party that weekend on fraternity row.
- Where you're likely to hear people talking about our common wealth is at a block party, a union meeting, a street festival, a concert in the park.
- One evening this past summer, I struck up a conversation with a fellow parishioner at a neighborhood block party.
- Peter and I are going back to the old neighborhood for a block party.
- Saturday night was the block party back in the old neighborhood.
- These recollections, along with photographs and other mementos, could be gathered in a journal, which then would become the focus of a reunion block party.
- The smell of baking biscuits wafts down the corridor, and draws enquiries from several of his neighbours - soon there is what amounts to a block party in and outside the kitchen.
- They had a block party, and as is the custom, a fire truck showed up to amuse the kids.
- Basically, I'm going to pay fifteen high school seniors to write a book about the block on which they live, and then we're going to have a block party to release the book.
- He also wants to throw a big block party outside Connerly's house.
- With the blogs, your foodie community could expand from a block party to cover pretty much the entire world.
- Wouldn't that be a great ice breaker at the next block party?
- ‘We take part in a community block party to brighten up the winter nights and to have a reason to get together,’ Welsh said.
- Those who missed it missed the block party of the year!
- Aren't you going to the block party now, sweetie?
- Wouldn't there be police, supervising a block party?
Definition of block party in US English: block partynoun North American A party for all the residents of a block or neighborhood, typically held on a closed-off city street. Example sentencesExamples - One evening this past summer, I struck up a conversation with a fellow parishioner at a neighborhood block party.
- Basically, I'm going to pay fifteen high school seniors to write a book about the block on which they live, and then we're going to have a block party to release the book.
- Those who missed it missed the block party of the year!
- Where you're likely to hear people talking about our common wealth is at a block party, a union meeting, a street festival, a concert in the park.
- They had a block party, and as is the custom, a fire truck showed up to amuse the kids.
- ‘We take part in a community block party to brighten up the winter nights and to have a reason to get together,’ Welsh said.
- Aren't you going to the block party now, sweetie?
- Saturday night was the block party back in the old neighborhood.
- Makes for one hell of a block party let me tell you that…
- Wouldn't there be police, supervising a block party?
- The smell of baking biscuits wafts down the corridor, and draws enquiries from several of his neighbours - soon there is what amounts to a block party in and outside the kitchen.
- Peter and I are going back to the old neighborhood for a block party.
- With the blogs, your foodie community could expand from a block party to cover pretty much the entire world.
- These recollections, along with photographs and other mementos, could be gathered in a journal, which then would become the focus of a reunion block party.
- Much later that night, after a perfect fish soup in the Place des Vosges, I walked into the narrow passages of the Marais district and stumbled upon an impromptu block party.
- Wouldn't that be a great ice breaker at the next block party?
- He also wants to throw a big block party outside Connerly's house.
- There's going to be a big block party that weekend on fraternity row.
- Instead of gifts, organize a future neighborhood activity where everyone can pitch in such as a spring planting, a summer block party, an Easter egg hunt, or autumn leaf raking.
- The Backsliders are scheduled this month for a block party at Sun Studio.
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