Sentence examples for about a host of from inspiring English sources

Getting remarried later in life can actually bring about a host of financial and legal issues that are much different and more complicated than they are for younger couples just starting out.

In a wide-ranging conversation, Hytner talked about a host of other things.

Of course, her mother thought my mother was too neurotic about a host of things.

In recent times John Rocker, for example, mouthed off about a host of people, and Reggie White gave slanted views of gays and others.

Clerics and lay leaders spent the day talking to lawmakers about a host of issues: easing the state's mandatory drug sentencing laws, raising welfare grant amounts, demanding state funds to prepare Catholic schoolchildren for state-required Regents examinations.

In re-examining the emergency response on that chaotic day, Mr. Von Essen talked about a host of shortcomings, including breakdowns in communications and in the way firefighters responded to the disaster.

She talked, as well, about accelerating a host of city and federal studies on the feasibility of storm surge barriers, which she said could cost $16 billion.

So reforming the system isn't about writing a host of new rules; it's about elevating the status of regulation and regulators.

Correction: June 23 , 2002 Sunday A front-page article in Arts & Leisure today about Mary Hart, a host of the television program "Entertainment Tonight," misstates her age.

Ibiza Balearic Islands Known the world over as a hub of late-night revelry and 24-hour dance clubs, the Spanish island of Ibiza is worth raving about for a host of other reasons.

A pamphlet about condoms presented a host of grim statistics about how condoms were ineffective for preventing STIs and pregnancy, but made no distinction between the rates for perfect use and regular use.