Sentence examples for gives a host of from inspiring English sources
As for the thunderbolts and earthquakes, they are of course, among the many natural physical phenomena for which Lucretius gives a host of explanations in his fifth and sixth books; none of those explanations, of course, involve the gods.
The Palm gives a host of font and type-size options; on the small side of the range, you can fit hundreds of words on the screen, which is 2 1/4 by 2 1/4 inches.
Esther Duflo, this week giving the Institute for Fiscal Studies annual lecture, gives a host of examples of how we can learn about what works in Poor Economics – which she wrote with Abhijit Banerjee, her fellow professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Preparations of derivatives gave a host of anthraquinone dyes that today constitute the second largest group of commercial colorants.
"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".
British director Bart Layton created The Imposter, which garnered praise at the Sundance Festival and has been given a host of five-star reviews ahead of its release in cinemas tomorrow.
We'd told my pediatrician, obstetrician and internist, but they'd explained it away by giving a host of excuses: it was too hot out, I'd sat up too fast, it was just hormones or I'd run too far.
But Shuman gave a host of reasons why employers now are in no hurry to hire large numbers of workers.
Given a host of issues including big differences in yields, AAPL was prepared to come to TSMC for more capacity allocation, if needed.
But given a host of Internet-access competitors ranging from telcos to municipalities planning citywide wireless networks, will anyone use it?
