Sentence examples for a host of easy from inspiring English sources

The Scotsman struggled for fluency, missing a host of easy balls, and his highest break was just 38.

The Lyon lethargy was not punished because Munich missed a host of easy chances, and quite possibly because Munich missed the influence of its leader, the Dutch enforcer Mark van Bommel.

A host of questions remains unanswered.

"In addition to being ultra-compact, ergonomic and stylish, these camcorders offer a host of advanced, yet easy-to-use capabilities that encourage consumers to integrate video recording into their everyday digital lifestyles".

In 2008, I was with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and a host of others on an easy hike beside Lake Tahoe in advance of the annual Tahoe summit when Feinstein tripped on a root and broke her ankle.

With the Function Description Guide and a host of automated settings, it's easier than ever to get the very best images in any environment".

Since the 1950s a host of Brazilian sculptors have been sidestepping easy definitions of what they do.

The administration's stepped-up drone strikes and the killing of Osama bin Laden, Anwar al-Awlaki and a host of lesser Qaeda operatives makes an "easy on terrorism" charge a tough sell.

Amazon had a chance to make a dent in the smartphone market by offering a decent smartphone at a really low price, but it seems to think that a host of features that make it really easy to shop online -- 3D capability, head-tracking technology, a camera that scans products and phone numbers, and customer service at the touch of a button -- are enough to get people to buy the phone.

The new version of the iMovie software that comes with that port has a host of improvements that make it far easier to use.

A host of comparison sites claim to make this easy, while the energy companies are keen to lure new customers.