The phrase "a host of drink" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to a large variety or number of items, but "drink" should be pluralized to "drinks" for proper usage.
Example: "At the party, there was a host of drinks available for the guests to enjoy."
Alternatives: "a variety of drinks" or "an array of beverages."
Nowadays, we have a host of drinks available at every corner store that keep us cooled down as we cruise through our day.
In the last year or so, growth in soda sales has slowed to a trickle, as consumers have developed an affection for a host of new drinks, from elaborate herbal concoctions to plain bottled water.
Second, "soda tax" is a misnomer because the tax would apply to a host of sugar-added drinks including juice, chocolate milk and coffee drinks.
There are a host of opportunities this weekend to eat, drink and donate to businesses and organizations helping those affected by Hurricane Sandy: The Chocolate Show at Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street (between Sixth and Seventh Avenues), in Chelsea, will feature dozens of exhibitors showcasing their products, and pastry chefs demonstrating recipes, from Friday through Sunday.
Besides, voluntary fortification (when an individual food company independently decides to fortify its products) is often as not for marketing rather than public-service reasons – the emergence in recent years of a host of vitamin-enriched sports and fizzy drinks being a case in point.
In his epic and comic masterpiece The Wedding Feast at Cana in the Louvre, a host of finely dressed men and women eat, drink and flirt while Veronese portrays himself and Titian as musicians entertaining this glittering company.
Then there's maintenance, the necessary foul-weather gear, and accessorizing--panniers, drink holders and a host of other literal and figurative bells and whistles.
Meals, basic drinks and access to a host of activities and onboard entertainment are included in your room rate.
These foods include cereals, soft drinks, ice cream, chocolate and a host of other products.
Also reeling is the lucrative probiotic drinks and yoghurts industry, with claims linked to a host of probiotic strains rejected.
