Sentence examples for been drawn to host from inspiring English sources

Edinburgh City have been drawn to host Brora Rangers in the first leg of the inaugural Scottish pyramid play-off.

The winners of that game have then been drawn to host the final during the first weekend in April.

I came out feeling my attention had been drawn to a host of important topics rather than having had my emotions fully engaged.

Stout has always been drawn to nkisi — sculptures from Central Africa that are believed to host spirits.

In the past two decades, focus has been drawn to Host Defense Peptides (HDPs) as potential antibiotic agents.

Many guests were drawn to the hosts, Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour.

Menaker, who is thirty-three, told me that fans are drawn to the podcast because the hosts have "no special obligation to be nice to anyone, or get a pat on the head, or" — and here he briefly affected the voice of an aristocrat — "have a fine debate with mon conservative frère".

Attention was drawn to the fact that in a host of details, such as the formation of the ear and the joints of the lower jaw, the skull, unlike that of the Neanderthal man, is of the human as opposed to the anthropoid type.

But it's partly because we don't quite get it that hosts of fans are drawn to Springsteen.

Meanwhile, eyes will be drawn to the city in July, when it hosts the Democratic National Convention.

Inverness will host Dunfermline, while Hearts were drawn to play the junior side Auchinleck Talbot and their city rivals Hibernian face a trip across the Forth to the Second Division leaders Cowdenbeath.