Sentence examples for come to hosting from inspiring English sources
Easily flattered, the Great Man — "I had been a hero-worshiper of Mailer's since being zapped by his writing, the closest my brain has come to hosting a meteor shower," Wolcott mind-blowingly declares — was kind enough to send a letter of recommendation to Dan Wolf, the editor and co-founder (as was Mailer) of The Village Voice.
Regardless, this is the closest the city of Derry has ever come to hosting a state funeral.
But over time the club has come to host the full range of classical music's history.
But when it comes to hosting the wedding itself, having a bigger bank account at your disposal certainly helps.
The Barclays — which has a capacity of 15,813 for hockey, compared with the Coliseum's 16,234 — has some quirks when it comes to hosting hockey.
Not surprisingly, digital products of organisations that carry strong editorial values are the most parsimonious when it comes to hosting ads.
Britain has its own royal family, of course, so our prime ministers' wives (and husband) have tended to stay out of the way, except when it comes to hosting official functions.
So Apple's strategy is shifting when it comes to hosting and sponsoring music events.
Historically, the third time is not the charm when it comes to hosting the Winter Games.
The startup complies with French law when it comes to hosting confidential health data.
