bon vivant

Swapping a beltway bon vivant for the so-called Prince of Darkness is, however, a risk.

Solomon, not well-known today, was a Harvard-educated bon vivant known for his erudition in new art’s European history.

He was a high-born bon vivant, just like James Bond, and he was the secret intelligence spymaster in France prior to the war.”

He combined the fire of his old boss Molina and the bon vivant verve of Alatorre’s crew to work the picket lines as easily as he did banquets.

Its founder, a bon vivant who once dated the widowed first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, held all the strings, and pulled them in ways that Mr. Kohn often disliked.