Sentence examples for a host of dedicated from inspiring English sources

The pathbreaking work she, my wife Sarah and a host of dedicated women undertook together significantly reduced the number of mothers dying in childbirth.

There's a host of organizations dedicated to allowing sci-fi writers to draft potential outcomes for specific companies or entire industries.

Muslim Advocates and a host of other dedicated civil rights organizations were already making fantastic headway in challenging the program, and i wasn't sure what impact either my article or petition would have on advancing their work.

In October 2015, the industry body attacked the site – which links to MP3 downloads of tracks by a host of popular artists – as being "dedicated to ripping off music".

Ms. Khan's program joins a host of other facial yoga routines dedicated to keeping you looking young such as facialyogaonline.com developed in 2006 by yoga instructor Michael Glen and The Yoga Face, a book and online program created by yoga instructor Annelise Hagen.

For example, we know Foursquare has some surprises for us in the next week or so, and I'm sure there will be a host of other companies launching SXSW dedicated apps or features as the conference approaches.

These early 70s private afterhours parties we lovingly assembled by the host and a network of dedicated dancers within the New York gay community, including Levan and Frankie Knuckles (the "godfather of house music," who tragically passed away just weeks before the Larry Levan Street Party).

This inefficiency is mostly due to application isolation: a consequence of dedicated hosting.

Suddenly, we move back to a model of dedicated hosting and guaranteed performance, but with the same on-demand access and cloud-based pricing customers are accustomed to.

A host of search engines, most of which were dedicated to specific areas or specific kinds of searches, soon became available.

The good news is that a host of programs in government, academia, and industry are dedicated to increasing the numbers of African-Americans in science.