Sentence examples for a host of next from inspiring English sources

It features a host of next generation features such as Voice Destination Entry, allowing drivers to specify their destination by simply speaking the address, and Landmark View 3D, which brings a new dimension to the map with hundreds of richly-textured 3D landmarks across the U.S. and Canada.

At the time, Ms. Couric was a host of "Today" on NBC.

The show will feature music from artists including Tina Turner, Elbow and Rachmaninov, as well as a host of Christmas classics.

A host of earlier biographers (most notably Alan Bullock, Joachim Fest and Ian Kershaw) have advanced theories about Hitler's rise, and the dynamic between the man and his times.

Bewick's swans and white-fronted geese figure among a host of winter visitors including wigeon, teal, lapwing and dunlin, along with ruff, redshank, and black-tailed godwits.

Ms. Vieira, now a host of "Today" on NBC, said in a voice mail message on Sunday that the shooting took place before she arrived in Zambia.

Not so in 2012, where the German has weathered the challenge from a host of early rivals, got to grips with the performance of the new Pirelli rubber, and all that while his team pursued development at a furious rate.

This theme was taken up by Seneca, Epictetus, and a host of early Christian thinkers, and provides the foundation of the modern religious and philosophical imperative to "cultivate the self" or "care for the soul".

Asbæk, best known for his role as spin doctor Kasper Juul in Borgen, has been named as a host of this year's Eurovision Song Contest along with fellow Danes Lise Rønne and Nikolaj Koppel.

Gretel has taken part in a host of summer placements over the years, from waterski instructing in upstate New York, to Guinness pouring in Galway and TV news reporting in Tasmania.

To that end, a host of 2012 medal winners will feature over the weekend, including Brits Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis-Hill (competing here in the 100m hurdles and long jump, should she recover from her recent injuries).