Sentence examples for A host of figures from inspiring English sources

Later, she speaks to a host of figures from both her past and her present.

By elevating a host of figures from Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal, Mr Singh may have bolstered Congress's profile in those states.

There were a host of figures from other clubs and other eras with this no doubt the first and probably only time that John Terry and Didier Drogba received applause from Liverpool fans.

Surrounded by a host of figures ranging from the wits of the Algonquin Round Table and the nobility of Europe to Noel Coward, Lillian Hellman, Marlene Dietrich, Eleanor Roosevelt and Walter Winchell, this Bankhead is all quips, quirks and querulousness.

Since opposition to the MMR jab, though unsupported by any evidence beyond the anecdotal, has been sustained and encouraged by a host of figures - including the Mayor of London and Cherie Blair's guru, Carole Caplin, who are far more charismatic than anyone the world of epidemiology has to offer - this public resistance to hysteria is surely something to celebrate.

Featuring extensive interviews with Rooney himself, plus Coleen Rooney, Wayne's parents, David Beckham and Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo, along with a host of figures from the world of football, Rooney: The Man Behind The Goals offers an extraordinary personal portrait of life in Wayne's world.

Hard-drinking, big-talking Billy Bones edges from the periphery toward center stage, as do a host of new figures.

His rambunctious characters continue inside the hotel, with a host of bronze figures, from diminutive tourists to larger-than-life moguls.

There have been 14 different head coaches in the last decade alone with a host of others figures coming and going, on and off the pitch.

Around the Gafaar family crowd a host of Cairo figures drawn with Aswany's flair for genial, broad-brush characterisation: part-Dickens, part-EastEnders.

The leader of Rochdale borough council, Richard Farnell, was also among a host of prominent figures in the north of England to call on the government not to abandon the Northern Powerhouse project in the wake of the referendum result.