Sentence examples for give a host from inspiring English sources
AS the holiday season kicks into high gear, people bombarded with invitations often don't have time to think about what to give a host or hostess.
"It's great to … give a host of other talent the chance to experience what a joy it is to be part of what is truly the best show of them all".
On the one hand, from a microeconomics point of view, MNCs might use their monopsony power and their ability to access cheap goods from other countries, which would give a host country a competitive advantage.
Preparations of derivatives gave a host of anthraquinone dyes that today constitute the second largest group of commercial colorants.
But Shuman gave a host of reasons why employers now are in no hurry to hire large numbers of workers.
But given a host of Internet-access competitors ranging from telcos to municipalities planning citywide wireless networks, will anyone use it?
Given a host of issues including big differences in yields, AAPL was prepared to come to TSMC for more capacity allocation, if needed.
Before the Emmys broadcast, Meyers gave a host of interviews about the prestigious job.
However, given a host of challenges with such approaches, clinical implementation is likely to be years away.
A virus can, given a suitable host.
