Sentence examples for appointed host from inspiring English sources

Among the Clutter kinfolk, the Thanksgiving get-together was an annual, turnabout to-do, and this year Herb was the appointed host, so it had to be done, but, coinciding, as it did, with the preparations for Beverly's wedding, Mrs. Clutter despaired of surviving either project.

Late-night television underwent a major shift this week as "The Tonight Show" resurrected its original New York City studio, where Johnny Carson once held court, with newly appointed host Jimmy Fallon.

Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed a host of special advisers to coordinate policy to combat the Great Depression.

"The president has appointed a host of energy lobbyists to key posts, and they seem willing to put the national interest second," Mr. Gephardt said.

In 2002, Milian was appointed the host of the live competitive music series Becoming Presents: Wannabe on MTV, where she met director Joseph Kahn.

In recent weeks, Mr Bremer has begun appointing a host of Iraqis to new posts whose tenure will last into the planned 18-month transitional period and beyond.

In Morocco, non-Jewish neighbors often bring flour to their hosts at the appointed hour.

He offers them a place to rest while they, and he, try to figure out who they are and where they're going: the house is rambling but beautifully appointed, and the host is gracious, tolerant, tactful.

"The others will be quarantined in hotels appointed by their host organization," he added.

More surprisingly, that discrimination comes from customers, too: "When one female guest at a festival was told I was appointed to be her host, she asked if I could send over a male colleague instead," another told me.

A day earlier, the Justice Department sent a letter to committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va)., saying Sessions had directed senior federal prosecutors to explore whether a second special counsel should be appointed to probe a host of GOP concerns — possibly including alleged wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation and the controversial sale of a uranium company to Russia.