Sentence examples for has always hosted from inspiring English sources

"The sitting senator has always hosted, and you don't have to be Irish to do it," she told The Globe.

A large pond in the Medieval Faire has always hosted free performances, the shows have remained largely similar over the years, alternating only in choreography from year to year, as opposed to premise.

In the importance ofcultural exchange, especially what with globalization and whatnot.My family had always hosted exchange students.

"New York City's parks have always hosted great theater — from the venerable Shakespeare in the Park to more avant-garde productions," Mr. Benepe said in a statement.

Night & Day swear that the volume has not been turned up and say they have always hosted club nights.

Facebook and Twitter have always hosted their sharing composers right next to the content others have already shared.

We've always hosted the party in really unique locations like North America's largest teepee, an abandoned 5-Plex Cinema in Squamish, and now on a 150' Yacht in Vancouver.

The tournament began back in the 1930s and has always been hosted by Augusta National; its very history is intricately woven into the story of the city of Augusta.

Far crueler and more complicated than its picture postcards imply, Paris has always played host to outsiders and outlaws.

Carnegie Hall has always been host to a wide variety of music, but its standard for design and sound was the orchestra.

But my dream dinner — blame Peter Mayle — has always revolved around hosting one of those grand country feasts filled with flavors that erupt in your mouth and characters like those in "A Year in Provence".