Sentence examples for express guest from inspiring English sources

An extensive biography may be a little beyond us considering Albarn's seven albums with Blur, four albums with Gorillaz, scores for two films, compositions for two operas, albums with Good the Bad and the Queen and Rocket Juice & the Moon; his continuing work with Africa Express, guest appearances on albums by Massive Attack and Tony Allen, and production for the late Bobby Womack.

In the meantime, Albarn has been busy with numerous projects – albums with Gorillaz, the Good the Bad & the Queen and Rocket Juice & the Moon; two operas, Monkey and Dr Dee; his continuing work with Africa Express; guest appearances on albums by Massive Attack and Tony Allen, and production for the late Bobby Womack; not to mention his Mercury-nominated solo album, Everyday Robots, in 2014.

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Many shared the idealism as well as the focus on taste that had been expressed by guest speakers in the Intensive.

In "The Joker," a patronizing hostess who invites singles and lost souls to Christmas dinner is appalled when her guests express sympathy for her.

Some centers report that guests have expressed guilt at being nurtured; that a massage seems like an inappropriate indulgence.

At the 2011 Golden Globes Murphy invited "The Dark Knight Rises" and "Les Miserables" star Anne Hathaway to guest star on "Glee" after the actress made talk show rounds expressing interest in guest starring.

Despite the suspicion over provocateurs many residents continued to express gratitude for their guests, invited or otherwise.

Themes have included "The Decameron," "The Beat Generation" and, most recently, "Dante, the Devil and the Divine," which encouraged guests to express, in costume, their inner angel or devil.

It has been vilified by the west as having an Islamist agenda (it broadcast Osama bin Laden's video messages, for example) and by Arabs for not only reporting on disturbances in the Arab world, but by hosting guests who express previously unaired views about those in power.

In an addition that is at once authentic and comic, his frequently voiced response—"that's good"—expresses the deep satisfaction that the vow of silence will not allow the other guests to express.