Sentence examples for ever host from inspiring English sources

B.B.: Would you ever host a reality-TV show?

Will Britain ever host a musical similarly inspired by Arab experience and culture?

Ferrari have cast doubt on the prospects of a Rome Grand Prix by saying Italy, whose Monza circuit is one of Formula One's great venues, can only ever host one race a year.

Missed deadlines for stadiums and transport projects, and worries about the Greeks' ability to handle security, have made the International Olympic Committee (IOC) wonder if small countries should ever host the Olympics.

Except: a) a mother can have her eyes wide open and still not see, b) I am those "other parents," and c) I will never, ever, host another party for teenagers again.

"I don't know whether New York will ever host the Olympics," Mr. Doctoroff wrote, "but I do know that no city has ever benefited so much from trying and that no city embodies the Olympic spirit more.

Has Obama ever hosted a long-running reality series?

But the fact is that Euro 2012 is the most illogical tournament ever hosted in Europe.

"This is the first time I've ever hosted a ladies' lunch," Mr. Miller said.

The Forum, organised by the UN Global Compact, is the biggest event the UN has ever hosted for global business.

It asked me to urge the motion picture academy to ban Mr. McFarlane from ever hosting the Academy Awards again.