Sentence examples for exuberant host from inspiring English sources

The Denver G8 summit marked a high point of American triumphalism, with European and Japanese leaders left to squirm uncomfortably in their cowboy hats as their exuberant host extolled the wonders of America's new economy.

It has been reported that in patients with cryptococcal meningitis, antifungal therapy may prompt the reversion of an immunosuppressive Th2 response to the normally protective Th1 cytokine response, leading to an exuberant host response against residual sites of disease [ 21].

As the show opens, we see two exuberant hosts standing next to six contestants, and the set-up looks very much like the British show that a growing number of Americans are obsessed with.

This year Garber used the second of his picks to honor Seattle's homegrown rookie defender DeAndre Yedlin, and in All Star week announced the Precourt deal surrounded by children at a newly-dedicated futsal court during Kansas City's exuberant hosting of the event, before announcing further intended expansion of the league during the game itself.

Sepsis and septic shock represent an over-exuberant host response to an infectious insult.

As our knowledge of sepsis evolved, it became evident that not only direct pathogen effects but also an exuberant inflammatory host response was responsible for the deleterious clinical and laboratory abnormalities.

Mr. Eichner, the exuberant comedian and host of the Fuse game show "Funny or Die's Billy on the Street," will serve as master of ceremonies for "An Evening With Funny or Die," one of the events on the lineup for this year's New Yorker festival.

In 1989, Susam Sokağı, a co-production filmed in Turkey, featured versions of Big Bird and an "exuberant little-girl Muppet host" named Simi.

Inhibition of signalling pathways may limit an over-exuberant and possibly damaging host inflammatory response.

Today the palace's ruined walls host summer's exuberant open air Cine de Verano (June-September) and stalls selling everything from kente cloth bumbags to octopus stew.

On a recent episode of "Deal or No Deal," Mark, an exuberant corrections officer, told the host, Howie Mandel, that he wanted the money because "I've never been able to buy my wife a nice ring".