Sentence examples for big enough to host from inspiring English sources
Taiwan is quietly building a new port big enough to host warships on Itu Aba (also known as Taiping), in natural terms the largest of the Spratlys.
Under him, Taiwan is quietly building a new port big enough to host warships on Itu Aba, or Taiping, the largest island in the Spratly chain.
We wander giddily across the green, which is, we agree, quite big enough to host a town-wide knitting contest or a hay-bale maze.
The living room of Robert's palatial home in Kensington was big enough to host the Rotch staff Christmas dinner, attended by 180 people.
Some privileged toddlers may dream of a more stable wooden playhouse – big enough to host non-imaginary guests and less likely to blow away in a gust of wind.
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton held their political bonding ceremony in the middle of a field since the tiny town where they did the deed had no buildings big enough to host such a momentous occasion.
The living room has marble floors and a fireplace, and the formal dining room is large enough to host big dinner parties.
They said their biggest worry was that Molly Blooms was not large enough to host all the guests they planned to invite to their October celebration.
Big enough to hold 50 soldiers each.
One thing these writers all have in common, though, is an appreciation for the outsize personality of the state — a place big enough to play host to steely Texas Rangers and gun-toting soccer moms alike.
