Sentence examples for a great hosted from inspiring English sources

You know, I look — in some ways, the reason we do Azure more than anything else, as it turns out, in order for us to make our platform a great hosted platform, we got to host it ourselves.

Talitha and Jean-Paul Getty, Mick Jagger (who later rented the house), Yves Saint-Laurent and Pierre Bergé, and the Comte and Comtesse de Paris were just a few of the regulars on the guest list, along with Morocco's crown prince, now King Mohammed VI, "who came a great deal and even hosted parties for me," she said.

The show highlights the best in tech, and the after party will be in full force again this year, with hosted bars and a great crowd.

Hosted by the b-neun organisation, the event is a great new idea to really energise the Munich tech scene.

Hosted by The Protein Information Resource (PIR), the conference provided a great opportunity for attendees to interact with other groups interested in biocuration.

"It was a great cafe, a community space," said Chris Houghton, co-op board president in the building that hosted Mr. Rubin's shop.

Hosted by two former advisers to President Obama, Jon Favreau and Dan Pfeiffer, Keepin' It 1600 has become a great resource for people interested in the political circus raging across the US.

While the Mets' home, Citi Field, hosted exhibition games last year, the new Yankee Stadium has yet to host a soccer game, though its since-demolished predecessor had a great history of doing so.

The Palms (4321 W Flamingo Rd (702 942-7777) A great place to blow several hundred bucks a night (as with most of the big places, a rate that doubles over the weekend) if you're into either staying somewhere that's hosted The Real World or being surrounded by the type of people who are into staying somewhere that's hosted The Real World.

Results showed that, at the habitat scale, perennial grasslands supported a greater abundance of uncommon, native coccinellids and hosted distinct species assemblages compared to corn.

The endless Passover Seder my great-aunt hosted that used to bore me to tears, the first time my father cooked the flounder we'd just pulled out of the sea, when my sister cried at the memory of the flat fish swimming below her earlier that day.