Sentence examples for for every host from inspiring English sources

Defending the lanes on Tuesday, the transport commissioner, Peter Hendy, said the Olympic route network had been a requirement for every host city since the debacle of Atlanta in 1996 when some athletes missed their events because of traffic jams.

In his monologue, Mr. Letterman dealt slams on Mr. Leno's grabbing for every host job imaginable, including one joke that had Mr. Leno climbing out of Merv Griffin's grave.

By Andrea Thompson November 26, 2008 For every host and guest who spends days — weeks, even — in anticipation of the Thanksgiving meal (drummed on, no doubt, by a-million-and-one food-magazine covers), there is a naysayer who detests the very thought of the last Thursday in November.

For every host and guest who spends days — weeks, even — in anticipation of the Thanksgiving meal (drummed on, no doubt, by a-million-and-one food-magazine covers), there is a naysayer who detests the very thought of the last Thursday in November.

This often causes problems as new needs arise that simply weren't anticipated in the initial database designs, and makes distributed "upgrades" a problem for every host that needs to go through a schema update.

"It just goes to show you that for every host defense mechanism, you can be sure some pathogen will be trying to exploit it," says Andrew Read, an evolutionary biologist at Pennsylvania State University, University Park, who was not involved in the study.

The latter voted to fine the company $1,000 a day for every unregistered host.

Last week, Peers, a non-profit sharing-advocacy group, launched a highly successful petition that claimed the attorney general had "issued a subpoena for every Airbnb host's records".

Indeed, the substitution limits for most scarce metals in common silicate minerals are low in many cases only a few hundred substituting atoms for every million host atoms but even these limits are rarely exceeded in common rocks.

It is almost a given that shows like this, which invent variety anew for every new host, start on shaky legs, and "Why?" did not buck the trend.

Under the law, which passed with a 10-0 vote by the city's Board of Supervisors earlier this month, companies would be fined $1,000 for every unregistered host who rents property on their platform. .