Sentence examples for chosen guests from inspiring English sources

But Oz has consistently chosen guests with dubious authority to argue those positions.

But he also knows the upsides of collaboration, and on the dance duo's sixth album, Black Light, they've been reinvigorated by their chosen guests.

Matching her subject's lackadaisical rhythms, Ms. Huber has shaped an unusually poetic biopic seasoned with perfectly chosen guests (including Wim Wenders, Kris Kristofferson and a still lovely Deborah Harry) and fully integrated film clips.

A hundred and fifty carefully chosen guests braved freezing weather to appear on time, between eight and eight-fifteen, at the warehouse-like Deitch Projects gallery, on Wooster Street, and you could tell right away that it was a major event because more than half the men were wearing neckties.

Tempelsman is a friend of many years who was one of 1,000 carefully chosen guests on the Robert F. Kennedy funeral train from New York to Washington.

Many of the Democratic senators and representatives who will be in attendance have also chosen guests who will serve as a rebuke to Trump and draw attention to issues such as immigration, hurricane relief in Puerto Rico, sexual assault and the #MeToo movement, and Trump's attempt to ban transgender members of the military.

3.6.1 There are two layers in cloud computing as shown in Figure2: a) service layer (e.g., Google App Engine, 3Tera Applogic, BitNami), where an engineer builds applications using APIs; and b) infrastructure layer (e.g., GoGrid, Amazon EC2), where an engineer runs applications inside CPU resources, using APIs provided by their chosen guest operating systems.

And as you twist and shout, avoiding the sweaty, grunting body of the chosen guest as he attempts to wrestle the host to the ground, perhaps your gaze will fall upon The Pole.

Choosing guests requires "integrity, taste and an element of surprise", says Nicki Bidder, managing partner of Starworks Group brand management agency.

See if you can persuade her to choose guests thoughtfully and set rules about noise, parties and cleanliness.

The congregation Perhaps eager to avoid a political headache in choosing guests, Ed has been eager to emphasise the modest size of the wedding.