The phrase "and make a host" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to creating or assembling a large number of something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "We need to gather our resources and make a host of preparations for the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "and create a multitude" or "and generate a large number".
France coach Philippe Saint-Andre responded by replacing fly-half Francois Trinh-Duc with Frederic Michalak and making a host of other changes, which appeared to weaken his side.
Since President Trump appointed him commission chairman, Pai has issued a constant stream of statements and made a host of speeches restating his opposition to net neutrality.
Calling time on theocracy Hustling spires Reprints Related items Foreign university students: Will they still come Aug 5th 2010To flourish, British universities and their political masters must make a host of small changes and one huge one.
Microsoft said the social network for professionals would "retain its distinct brand, culture and independence". The deal could make a host of integrations between Microsoft and LinkedIn possible across tools such as Office, Outlook, Calendar and Skype.
In short, the United States has the resources and ability to strengthen ECE markets, make a host of financial supports available to families, and ensure that all children and their families have access to affordable, high-quality services.
Benson released new solo LPs in 2009, 2012 and 2013, and White made a host of records including Rome, the Dead Weather's Sea of Cowards, and his own solo debut.
Lynn: "My kids make a big deal about book club when we host and make a sign-in and welcome list and are generally around until we can get them to bed and start drinking".
Under the assumption that inactive hosts will receive far fewer inbound connection attempts than active hosts, and that scanners are disproportionately likely to attempt to both contact these inactive hosts and make a large number of connection attempts, it then follows that external nodes with high joint C and S scores are more likely to be scanners.
Once decided, go to the hosting blog and make a new page.
It made a substantial splash in Edinburgh last summer with this shape-shifting, time-travelling show that bounces around between the 19th century to 2034, offers four different narratives, and makes a whole host of connections.
