Sentence examples for celebrated host from inspiring English sources

At the top of that list was Jon Stewart, the critically celebrated host of "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central.

Pro Scrims!" Chris Puckett, the league's celebrated host, exclaimed as the camera lights clicked on and a jib-boom angled toward him for a close-up.

"If this score holds up then two teams, Egypt and Cameroon, that were a little under the radar will make the final as opposed to the always celebrated host nation Ghana and Ivory Coast, who were probably the other big favourite in this tournament.

3. Starting in 1956, White spent a 19-year stint as the celebrated host of NBC's annual Tournament of the Roses Parade.

The news was not a complete surprise, the celebrated host has been hinting towards retirement, or semi-retirement for awhile, and certainly for those of us who worked with him [I worked at The National for four years] he was even more explicit about preparing to leave the show.

Talking of Workington, in addition to recognising what sounds like another excellent win for Town, against Les Canaris of Carcassonne, in what is turning into a highly encouraging season at Derwent Park, a quick word for one of the more imaginative attempts to celebrate hosting the World Cup later in the year.

But, over the past few months, the tourist board and the media have been urging businesses and locals to "go pink" to celebrate hosting the Grande Partenza, the first three stages of the Giro d'Italia cycle race that starts in Belfast on 9 May and finishes across the border in Dublin on 11 May – pink being the colour of the jersey worn by the race leader.

The UNHCR's World Refugee Day, celebrated tomorrow June 200), hosts similar events across the world in an effort to educate host populations about refugees and dissolve the stereotypes and stigma attached to the title.

They celebrated by hosting a potluck right on the water.

The company celebrated by hosting a song bath in Los Angeles where the group performed.

Ottawa celebrated by hosting Dawson at a banquet.