Sentence examples for ability to host a from inspiring English sources
The issue for South Africa is not its ability to host a decent tournament.
BlogTalkRadio is an online talk radio network that gives anyone, anywhere — with just a telephone and a computer — the ability to host a live talk show online.
She said "a notable coinage coming from the word is Romneyshambles", a derisive term used by the British press after the US presidential candidate Mitt Romney expressed doubts about London's ability to host a successful Olympics.
And although members of the International Olympic Committee expressed confidence in the city's ability to host a trouble-free Games next year, it must have pained the chairman of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games that they felt the need.
Another experience recently auctioned off by Sotheby's: the ability to host a private lunch or dinner for 10 at the iconic Philip Johnson Glass House in Connecticut.
Recently, mobile devices such as Apple's iDevices have acquired the ability to host a variety of functions beyond merely initiating and receiving telephone calls.
Our successful bid for that event was based upon a careful evaluation of our nation's ability to host such a prestigious tournament," said a spokesman.
"Do we really have the ability to host half a million people?" Gao Yiming asked NPR.
A compromise would be the ability to host comments on a separate page linked to at the bottom of a post.
"Nanjing has the ability to host it.
The properties of ordered mesoporous silicas as bioactive materials, able to induce bone-tissue regeneration, have been combined with their abilities to host and release specific biomolecules in a controlled fashion.
