Sentence examples for called host from inspiring English sources

This led to the notion of sharing computer resources (called host computers or simply hosts) over an entire network.

The schools will be called "host magnets," meaning they will be run by the city of Hartford.

A CBC internal report conducted after Ghomeshi was fired hinted at the problem, with a warning against what it called "host culture" in the CBC.

In the 19-line poem, which is called "Host Organism", Williams – who is now master of Magdalene College, Cambridge – takes an oblique line on transplants, imagining surgeons as gardeners and donors as "unnamed birds".

Now Google has baked a new feature into Android Kitkat that aims to simplify the use of NFC applications for payments called "Host Card Emulation", which facilitates the connection between the applications and the NFC hardware within the Android device.

And besides, it was more than 35 years ago that Sex Pistols went on British television and called host Bill Grundy a "fucking rotter" – in comparison, MIA sticking her middle digit up and saying "I don't give a shit" seems a bit tame (especially as she didn't manage to get the full "shit" out, it more like a "shi", really … maybe she had constipation).

Then there is the vital question of what is called host-nation support.

Streit says that at the time, these cards were called "host-based stored value cards", which isn't exactly a marketable product to consumers.

He proposed this thing called "hosted conversations" (this is what we call waves now).

It is a set of common APIs that application developers can use to create applications that work on any social networks (called "hosts") that choose to participate.

Today, "Har Homa," as it is called, hosts 19,000 settlers.