"Everyone leaves work at noon on Fridays," said Ben Morris, 31, a British photographer who was a host of one of the Thompson parties, which start at 3 p.m. "People just leave the office.
The narrative focuses on an intergalactic society where gladiatorial competition has replaced warfare as the way to settle disputes and a host of eight characters that gamers can choose from battle for their respective peoples.
Her dream was to one day be a host on one of those Hollywood gossip shows.
Newly-promoted Newport County are one of a host of League Two clubs reacting to the current economic climate in an attempt to attract more young fans.
That's a host of assets – two different kinds of commodities in addition to stocks – as well as four separate strategies, which would require a hedge-fund team to understand.
TAMPA Gia Porras, a host of the Two Big Mouths podcast: "Greiner's is a locally owned business catering to the fully dressed man who has a conservative political affiliation".
Beach volleyball could return to London this summer after the capital was named as a host for one of the women's International Tour competitions.
What really caught my eye, though, was the moment on Fox News on Wednesday when Dana Perino, a host of "The Five," refused to go along with a colleague's attempt to dispute the many polls showing Mrs. Clinton leading Mr. Trump.
This induced a host of problems, one of which is that the Sarvāstivāda definition of a moment is difficult to reconcile with its conception as the shortest unit of time (von Rospatt 1995, 44 46 & 97 98).
You might think a school with its own ponies would be firmly in the private sector - but, thanks to a host of volunteers, one state school is bucking the trend.
McCain never made such a statement, and Perino is still a host of "The Five" and of her own program on the network.
