Sentence examples for a host of replies from inspiring English sources
That generated a host of replies in which people realised he was bemoaning his paper's lack of coverage.
S.D., California There are, of course, a host of replies you can make, from "Why do you ask?" (which puts people on the defensive) to "What about you?" (which may lead to some sharing) to my all-purpose favorite: "Watch out for that bee!" The problem with any riposte, however, is that it fails to prevent the question in the first place.
Burke's deeply felt antagonism to the new movement propelled him to the plane of general political thought; it provoked a host of English replies, of which the best known is Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man (1791 92).
Legislatures must answer a host of questions.
So says Mrs. Bird (Julie Walters), the Browns' housekeeper, and, in reply to her cheerful slander, a host of British performers descends upon "Paddington 2".
When a host of Fox and Friends asked whether Mr. Romney would come visit New Jersey, the governor replied sternly: "I have no idea," he said.
The announcement raised a host of questions.
There are a host of initiatives.
There are a host of conditions, however.
Nor did a host of angels sing.
