Sentence examples for boat host from inspiring English sources

7. Fling yourself out of your isolation and into open-hearted connection with others in the same boat: Host an assembly line party to pack potluck treats to mail off to your freshmen.

VICE's "Fresh Off The Boat" host Eddie Huang continues on his tour of Los Angeles with a stop in East LA -- or what Chef Roy Choi calls "the real LA".

The boat hosts its share of weird creatures, and venturing off the Magus leads to further creepy adventures, most of which are wrapped up within individual episodes.

Over the next two years three new jarrah hulled boats were built at Port Adelaide; carrying 40 passengers each they were numbered Popeye 3 through Popeye 5. Trips on the Popeyes from Elder Park to the zoo became a treasured family outing and the boats hosted weddings and other events.

The boat also hosts a reservations staff for the resorts, and they had bad news for me: Botaira was not taking any dorm visitors that day.

Duke Dumont, Seth Troxler and Gorgon City are on the bill, with tightly programmed boat parties hosted by everyone from Dusky to Skream.

On the afternoons of the Thursday, Friday and Saturday of 7th week in Trinity Term, the boat club hosts the annual Oriel Regatta; events in this competition include side-by-side racing for eights, coxed fours, pairs and single sculls.

In this particular episode, the pair joked about how Glam had scooped a red drug baggie off the ground at a Red Bull Music Academy event called Storm Rave, only to realize it was a gag invitation to an upcoming boat party hosted by Rinsed.

The agencies announced yesterday that they will continue to regulate wetlands next to rivers and lakes that host boat traffic.

But for now, he spends much of his time on his boat in Havana, hosting guerrillas and army generals participating in the talks.

In 1969, I was briefly walking out with a pretty girl from a well-connected family who took me to the celebrated Boat Race party hosted annually on exclusive Hammersmith Terrace by the famous wit Sir Alan (AP) Herbert.