Sentence examples similar to got a hosting 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.
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".
She's got a host of people, but the music's really slamming.
She's got a host of other programs on the go but would be a natural choice for The National.
We've already got a host, but we still need four co-pilots (one co-pilot per episode).
The line that got a host of cheers from Maher's audience was when he asked Stone what would have happened if Bush had gone to Vietnam.
Luckily, contrarianism, the other thing the internet does, stepped in and we got a host of "The Pelicans have the best team name" defenses by yesterday.
When I was working with my students, I got a host of text messages and emails from teachers and parents about these things, and we were able to work with them at a level 2 rather than a level 10.
