Sentence examples for a host of empty from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a host of empty" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a large number of empty items or spaces, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The room was filled with a host of empty chairs, waiting for the guests to arrive."
Alternatives: "a multitude of empty" or "a plethora of empty".

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"So I have a seat on a plane that has no gate," she said, sitting near a host of empty baggage carousels.

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But the Chamber is being accompanied by a host of other, ideologically-aligned groups promising to empty similarly deep pockets.

Her body was surrounded by empty vodka bottles and a host of pills including bottles of methadone tablets and sedatives.

Cheap credit led to a host of projects, some of them far-fetched, to build solar arrays in deserts and empty fields.

With a host of markers distracted and Courtois by now off his line, the Senegal striker took full advantage, whipping the ball into the empty net.

On a host of levels.

The empty-headed bon vivant Cypher Cynosure (a terrifically restrained Kyle Payne) sports a single spit curl, a scepter, and a host of wonderful French affectations.

The announcement raised a host of questions.

There are a host of initiatives.

There are a host of conditions, however.

Legislatures must answer a host of questions.

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