Sentence examples for a host of opponents from inspiring English sources

The challenge accepted, he proceeded to punch his way to local iconography, leaving a host of opponents with black eyes, swollen faces, bloody noses and bruised egos.

He faces a host of opponents and sceptics ranging from local residents to engineers and environmentalists concerned about the impact on Central America's largest lake.

The project, called Cape Wind, has a host of opponents, but Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar decided to approve it.

In a professional boxing career that spanned two decades, Olson faced a host of marquee opponents.

Indeed, it appears that is exactly what a host of potential opponents thinking about ousting Mr. Bloomberg after a single term have concluded.

WASHINGTON — The roiling debate over health care this summer has included a host of accusations from opponents of the plan that have been so specious that many in the mainstream news media have flatly labeled them false.

The Welsh club will also avoid a host of potentially tricky opponents entering the Europa League at the the play-off round, including Premier League rivals Tottenham, Dynamo Kiev, Fiorentina and Spartak Moscow.

The Welsh club will also avoid a host of potentially tricky opponents that enter the Europa League at the the play-off round, including Premier League rivals Tottenham, Dynamo Kiev, Fiorentina and Spartak Moscow.

The speech said very little about public policy, yet it was widely interpreted as a political manifesto, earning Cosby a host of new allies and opponents.

A lot of countries brand their enemies "terrorists," including a host of dictatorships badgered by expatriate opponents or independence movements.

Flicking it this way and that produces heel-chops, feints and step-overs, but rotating it in set patterns produces pirouette moves, rainbow flicks and a host of other nifty tricks to baffle opponents.