Sentence examples for Having hosted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Having hosted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has previously organized or facilitated an event or gathering. Example: "Having hosted several successful conferences, she was well-prepared for the upcoming event."
Having hosted his own show on Liverpool's Radio City, this genial scouser has left his steady job to try and support his three children from comedy alone.
Having hosted the concert with entirely honourable intentions, Harrison stumbled into what has become a perennial problem: getting the cash to the intended destination.
Having hosted the very first world championship Grand Prix in 1950, Silverstone is steeped in the history of F1 and echoes to the great events of the past.
Having hosted their video in-house initially, two years ago Aussiebum moved their video to online video platform (OVP) Brightcove.
Having hosted the first F1 race back in 1950, Silverstone - "the home of British motorsport" - is steeped in the sport's history.
Having hosted exhibitions by Russian and international artists, from Alexey Brodovitch to Carsten Höller, Garage aims to make contemporary art part of everyday Russian life.
Having hosted a show on popular Australian radio station Triple J for 11 years, Vegas watched the style develop firsthand, and counts Flume as a personal friend.
Baldwin is an SNL legend, having hosted the show 16 times – a record.
The show is naturally very close to my heart, after having hosted it for eight years.
Some countries may benefit from the extra prestige of having hosted Olympics.
Villa Park has hosted more FA Cup semi-finals than any other stadium, having hosted 55 matches in total.
