Firms are feted for asking interviewees oh-so-clever Fermi questions like " How many piano-tuners are there in Guangdong? " or " How many cinnamon swirls would it take to fill the Reichstag? "
When he came to power in 2018, Abiy was feted in the west as a liberal reformer, one who would shepherd an Ethiopia bedevilled by factional politics and competing identities into a democratic future.
As she came walking in, looking very tired but as composed as ever, she observed that every vestige of the unfortunate fete had disappeared, except a suspicious pucker about the corners of Jo's mouth.
The move was a resounding success: The pandas were feted by an enraptured American public and provided a much-needed boost to China's ongoing efforts to win over U.S. public opinion.
On July 6th, 1957, the Quarry Men played the Woolton village fete and one of Lennon's bandmates decided Lennon should be introduced to a friend of his.
No one did for several months, but the word 'fete' always produced a general smile, and Laurie's birthday gift to Amy was a tiny coral lobster in the shape of a charm for her watch guard.