Sentence examples for able to take hosting from inspiring English sources

So she will be a free agent, hosting documentaries for CNN part-time, but able to take hosting and reporting jobs elsewhere at the same time.

And when Executive Greetings closed its New Hartford offices several years ago, "we were able to take a host of those people and turn them into health care employees because they had computer graphic-type skills; you look at a CAT scan and it's a computer graphic," said Catherine Awwad, the board's executive director.

Hemingway's father, Jack, was Ernest's son; as such, Mariel was able to take 'Today' host Natalie Morales for an inside look at the home, which was carefully restored (the home can now only be viewed by tourists from the outside, the Daily Mail reports).

The implications for host niche differentiation are quite clear: A host able to take up a genetically diverse pool of symbionts adapted to localized habitats may be at an advantage compared to those with static relationships.

Intracellular pathogens and symbionts alike must be able to take nutrients from their cellular hosts.

Neighbors getting the ability to take hosts to court?

Derbyshire (12pts) drew with Durham (7) The rain had effectively ensured a draw at Derby but the hosts were able to take maximum bonus points.

But speaking on ITV1's This Morning, host Phillip Schofield questioned how Savile would have been able to take teenage girls into his BBC dressing room without being disturbed.

What's more, the International Olympic Committee would be able to take advantage of Central Texas's temperate climate to broaden the scope and appeal of the Winter Games by hosting sports normally associated with the Summer Games.

"He was able to take his time".

They're able to take revenge.