The phrase "a fine host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is gracious, welcoming, and attentive when entertaining guests.
Example: "At the dinner party, Sarah was a fine host, ensuring everyone felt comfortable and well-fed."
Alternatives: "an excellent host" or "a great host".
He is a fine host and a natural raconteur.
Still, it's a treat to see such a fine host of veteran actresses, from Helen Stenborg to Elizabeth Wilson (2 30).
NEW DELHI — The man who was my abuser was a fine host, a good husband, a caring father, a respected elder whose generosity and kindness were as genuine as the fact of the abuse.
"The man who was my abuser was a fine host, a good husband, a caring father, a respected elder whose generosity and kindness were as genuine as the fact of the abuse," Nilanjana S. Roy wrote in The Opinion Pages.
Worse for Africa, Mr Adamu has sullied the image of the continent's football just when it seemed to be looking brighter.South Africa, after all, was a fine host of this year's World Cup.
Still, it's a treat to see such a fine host of veteran actresses, from Helen Stenborg to Elizabeth Wilson, demonstrating that they still have the wattage to light up a stage.
Amiable, placid, not mad, obviously in love with his food and foodery, Hopkinson was a perfectly fine host, and would have been even better had he been allowed to tell us what he was doing.
The bill, sponsored by Assembly Member Linda Rosenthal, would fine hosts $7,500 if they were caught posting illegal listings on Airbnb.
However, because Rosenthal's bill aims to fine hosts instead of Airbnb, the tactic that has served the company on the West Coast may not work here.
From the looks of these promos, Gabourey Sidibe will be just fine hosting 'SNL' this week.
