Sentence examples for expect a host from inspiring English sources

And, according to Mr. Harteveldt of Forrester, consumers can expect a host of other changes in the online travel area.

And now, once we get through security, we can expect a host of new indignities on the plane (even longer delays, $5 pillows, flights packed like a Japanese subway).

Some also expect a host of regional cellular carriers to jump into the game, aiming mostly to increase their geographical coverage areas and pick up more subscribers.

We'd expect a host of firms that closed their most recent funds around the same window in 2016 to be trotting out their own mega funds in short order.

But financial reform advocates also expect a host of Democrats to join the GOP effort.

If Honda leaves Russia this winter as expected, a host of top clubs around Europe will compete for his services.

Very meta!" The video's official live-in-person release is tonight at Von in NYC, and Molly from Bratmobile and Kerry from Red Aunts are DJing, and you can expect a whole host of awesome freaks (it's co-hosted by the lady who played the character of J.T. Leroy, for instance), some of whom you see impersonating or judging impersonations of Michael Jackson in the video.

In case of polymerization during functionalization, one would expect a polymer host structure containing several, statistically distributed nanoparticles [16].

Normally, it's unrealistic to expect a talk show host to have seen every movie or television project every guest has been a part of, so Poeher was genuinely touched that Letterman had taken the time to watch "Parks & Recreation".

The scripted segments were far better, as you'd expect from a host who's made his legend tapping out sentences on the internet.

The phrase "fair and equitable treatment" is used in the vast majority of trade agreements to describe what a company can reasonably expect of a host country, but each company and government has their own interpretation of what constitutes "fair and equitable".