Sentence examples for a host of programmes from inspiring English sources
Refugee camps aren't working – but a host of programmes around the world are.
With the advent of reality TV the survivalist really took off – there are now a host of programmes devoted to undergoing the extremes of nature.
He also presented his own shows, in which he displayed a mastery of the Latin- American styles he had first encountered on a 1938 tour of South America with Harry Roy. Later, as television expanded, he became music director on a host of programmes, and, after 1955, was a pioneer writer of television advertising jingles.
Record Store Day returns for its 12th year this weekend (Saturday 13 April), and 6 Music will be marking the occasion with a host of programmes for vinyl lovers.
Over the years a host of programme data were collected, forming a unique dataset in the light of the overall scarcity of data related to sexual violence and rape survivors.
Her suggestion that Alberta emulate Quebec and wrest control of a host of joint programmes, such as immigration, income-tax collection, the public pension plan and the police force, plays to a belief that Alberta is being short-changed in Ottawa.Facing this conservative wind, the provincial government is tacking to the right.
Chris, as the anchor for the very popular Springwatch and a host of other programmes, was in the running.
"I have had a wonderful career at the BBC, where I have been lucky enough to work with very talented people on a host of exciting programmes," said Hadlow.
And almost half the $230 billion raised by the proposal over the next decade would come through increased revenue by pushing taxpayers into higher tax brackets and reducing the value of their tax breaks more quickly.Yet Mr Obama would stick with the original CPI for a host of other programmes, such as Medicaid and college grants and for estimating the poverty level.
Barker will remain at the helm for a host of BBC Sport programmes, including Wimbledon, and will play a major role at the Winter Olympics.
On BBC Radio 3, freely available online, his music takes over the airwaves: 'Strauss 150' includes a host of diverse programmes exploring different aspects of his life and music.
