Sentence examples for A host of us from inspiring English sources

He insisted the impending military action would not be a similar to conflicts in Libya, Afghanistan or Iraq, saying of the 2003 invasion of the last named: "We will not repeat that moment". However, in a line reminiscent of George W Bush's "axis of evil", Kerry specifically mentioned a host of US enemies, saying Iran could be "emboldened" if the US did not act.

At the beginning of June a host of US corporations, including Walmart and Starbucks, called on the RSPO to toughen up its standards.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), a host of US financial regulators and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (Finma) all launched investigations into the issue and turned up a treasure trove of bad behaviour.

Pleasance Courtyard, 9.15pm, to 24 Aug Every summer, the fringe is visited by a host of US comics who swap the cheer and conviviality of US comedy clubs to play in front of surly Brits in poorly ventilated rooms.

He will be in London next week for the London Chess Classic, the biggest and best annual tournament in the UK, bringing together many of the world's elite players and a host of us British amateurs.

– setting off a smorgasbord of sonic explosions, tightening the whole thing up and making it sound a lot darker and more thrilling than a host of US producers could manage.

Bill and Hillary Clinton met at Yale law school, while Barack Obama and a host of other renowned US politicians all went to law school before going into politics.

BufferApp which enables users to easily schedule Tweets and Facebook posts to be posted at a later time, raised $400,000 seed funding from a host of UK and US angels just last year.

Today, the actors are SolarCity, Sunrun and a host of others moving us off fossil fuels and into clean energy supported by smart equipment, services and software, offered atop existing utility networks.

And that means there are a host of questions those of us in the media should start planning to answer.

Trent is another, along with a whole host of us.