Sentence examples for got a host from inspiring English sources
"This has got a host of problems," Mr. Dobbs said of the highway.
You've got nurses; you've got technicians; you've got physicians' assistants; you've got a host of people, licensed and unlicensed, that form part of the team".
He's got a host of films coming up – thrillers The Jesuit and The Brits are Coming, as well as playing a coach in a film about running, Life at These Speeds.
He's got a host of regular customers; memorized orders go into bags as soon as he eyes a familiar face, and even if they don't buy, he shakes their hands with a "Hello, my friend!" Basic overhead is cheap: Khandker renews his license for fifty dollars every two years, and his boss takes care of the cart permit (also fifty dollars, renewable every two years).
But while it may be the impossible dream, its how close you can approach it thats got a host of big companies looking for the big new idea.
"I'm just having a look at the fixture list here, where we have got a host of away games, then we have got some matches at home, and it will be a long road".
The rich get a host of small perks from the state.
But with any luck Ms. Sawada should get a host of suitors from these pictures.
They get a host of stars back to tackle the Rabbitohs with Josh Dugan, Benji Marshall, Joel Thompson and Tyson Frizell all named to return – and they will all need to fire.
But how do we do it so that there's a continuation, there's a link with the past?" If you ask the islanders what, in fact, they want and expect, you get a host of contradictory answers.
Mr. Gifford, now 62, also gets a host of perks, like free use of the corporate jet and the option to buy tickets for 15 Red Sox games from the bank, which has season tickets.
