Sentence examples for began to host from inspiring English sources

Using its distribution experience in inventory management and procurement, Cardinal began to host information systems for hospital pharmacies.

From 2001 Jean worked as an anchor for Radio-Canada's Le Téléjournal, and in 2004 she began to host her own television interview show, Michaëlle.

In the same year, Dougherty began to host physical gatherings known as "Maker Faires," billed as "part science fair, part county fair, and part something entirely new," where participants come together to learn, teach, and share their creativity and resourcefulness.

Knight, along with fellow UEL anthropologist Elizabeth Power and former Liberal Democrat councillor turned activist Marina Pepper, set up the G-20meltdown.org website and began to host meetings to which they invited other green and anarchist groups.

To try to tap into the followings of Instagrammers geared toward fashion and adventure, R29 four months ago began to host "InstaMeets". The first brought about 20 Grammers to the company's studio, surrounding them with models and props like edible Pantone chips, brightly colored candy and disco balls.

Clarke, 48, says he is "always so proud" when the Irish Open comes to Northern Ireland as it did in 2012 at Royal Portrush and three years later at Royal County Down, when McIlroy's charity, the Rory Foundation, began to host the event.

The Cambodian capital is beginning to host larger events too.

The race now begins to host the games, with the climax, including the semi-finals and final, expected to be staged in one venue.

As the neighborhood around it has gradually grown more residential, it has begun to host weddings, bar mitzvahs and student recitals as well as regular concerts: "Shape-shifting with the hood," Mr. Garrison said in a recent interview.

To address this issue, a movement in the MOOC world has begun to host local meetups.

By the mid-90s, it had begun to host events across Europe, notably in Ibiza with Manumission.