Sentence examples for a born host from inspiring English sources

"My father was a born host and would do just about anything to please a customer," Masson said.

Youkilis, who is now sixty-two and has the demeanor and the girth of a born host, used his restaurant as a kind of temp agency for recent arrivals from his home town.

Shiner, the town in which Youngs was born, hosted a baseball tournament in his honor at Clipper Field from 2001 through 2003.

Could we use a festival to turn dumping sites into pristine gathering spaces?" The Trash to Treasure Festival was born, hosted in Green Park, the first part of the dump cleared by the festival, and the part closest to Greyton.

A number of studies have indicated that recent migrants are often healthier than their native born hosts, but that migrants' health often deteriorates with length of stay in the host country (Hill et al. 2012).

Multistage population mental health surveys were conducted in three groups: 1) a Vietnamese-immigrant sample settled in Australia (n = 1161); 2) a Vietnamese source country sample residing in the Mekong Delta region (n = 3039); 3) an Australian-born host country sample (n = 7964).

I long for the good old days, when our pop princesses had to at least be born to host the MTV Awards, and our gifted DNA strands played sports simply for the joy of it, in neighbourhood parks, radiant smiles of joy on their nucleotides.

So, a year after the opening, I return to mamnoon to check in on what Wassef calls "the experiment". What I find is a gathering of guests from a range of cultures and lifestyles, and the Harouns actively greeting and serving as though born to host.

The star is being lined up as the replacement for Scottish-born host Craig Ferguson and will be officially announced shortly, The Wrap says.

American-born host of anti-U.S. propaganda show The Zero Hour.

The Scottish-born host of CBS' "The Late Late Show" told his studio audience during Monday's taping that he will leave in December when his current contract expires.