Sentence examples for have ever hosted from inspiring English sources

Hill-Wood's grandson Peter is chairman to this day; meanwhile Glossop remains the smallest place in the country to have ever hosted a top-flight team.

Lee Charnley, managing director of Newcastle United FC, said: "Magic Weekend was, without doubt, one of the best events we have ever hosted here at St James Parkk.

Beginning in Bristol with the first of two 50-over fixtures against Ireland on 5 May, the earliest in the year England have ever hosted a home fixture, the international season will run until the last of six limited overs matches against West Indies in Southampton on 29 September, the latest date they have played a match at home.

As an aside, this was the first time that I have ever hosted the show, so please be gentle with your humble servant.

Curiosity's chief task when it landed last August was to determine if Mars could have ever hosted microbial life.

"This is the first time I've ever hosted a ladies' lunch," Mr. Miller said.

The Forum, organised by the UN Global Compact, is the biggest event the UN has ever hosted for global business.

I asked one of them, Barry Anderson, whether he had ever hosted a live performance in one of his vehicles.

"You've watched every city that has ever hosted the Olympics go into oversupply mode," he said.

It would be absolutely amazing and one of the biggest sporting events this country has ever hosted".

Apart from Ronan Keating, Baron Cohen is the only person who has ever hosted the MTV Europe Music Awards twice.