Sentence examples for frequent host to from inspiring English sources

At Nevins, an abandoned building plays frequent host to crack addicts, he said.

The capital is also a frequent host to conferences and trade fairs.

They moved to a small Upper West Side apartment, which became frequent host to crowded film shoots.

Since he became the head of the Pakistan Army — and a frequent host to Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff — the number of drone attacks on Pakistani territory have increased substantially.

The city is also a frequent host to national events, such as the annual beach handball tournament.

The town is frequent host to cycling events that are recorded as far back as 1897, and continue to the present day.

Presumably, if Bartonella spp. are transmitted through a bat ectoparasite vector, some, if not all, bat-associated Bartonella spp. could be transmitted to humans because bats are frequent hosts to a wide variety of ectoparasites, including bat flies, fleas, soft ticks, and mites.

We showed here that Microbotryum species have evolved through frequent host shifts to moderately distant hosts, and we show further that accurate delimitation of parasite species is essential for interpreting cophylogeny studies.

As if London doesn't host enough "Shrews" (the Globe's is the third so far this year), the capital pays frequent host, as well, to the 1948 Cole Porter musical, "Kiss Me, Kate," inspired by Shakespeare's play.

At high host densities, disease fitness may be greatest in strains that quickly build up high populations within hosts and transmit themselves effectively to the next host (i.e., selection for increased virulence is expected to evolve with frequent host encounters that lead to both higher transmission rates and a greater likelihood of multiple infections) (Frank 1996).

The building was once also home to Spy magazine; it is now the frequent host of upscale weddings and home to Pratt Institute's Manhattan outpost.