Sentence examples for hired host from inspiring English sources

But who would care for it when they were in the U.S.? So they next thought of starting a bed-and-breakfast, to be overseen by a hired host.

Those services include the curation of private properties through about 100 partners, as well as hired host agents to provide service for private properties.

You can get instructions from Apple's support site (support.apple.com/kb/HT4686) on moving your existing Web pages to your newly hired hosting service, but the steps get somewhat technical.

Notably, both the academy and the HFPA have now hired hosts who will undoubtedly take shots at the organizations that invited them during their respective ceremonies.

They have also hired hosts Cenk Uygur and Jennifer Granholm to flank Olbermann, and Dana reports that the network wants a more left-wing morning show to rival "Morning Joe".

Ailes, despite his political engagement, tends to hire hosts who are television people — Kelly is a lawyer turned local news reporter.

There are close to 180 shows in development currently, and many are hiring hosts, according to Allison Page, general manager of HGTV and DIY Network.

As Ryan Seacrest is becoming increasingly busy with his clothing line and multiple hosting obligations, I suggest that Smith be hired to host "American Idol" every other week.

You have a major decision here: should you hire a host or host your teleseminar yourself?

Nearly out of money, she was hired as host on "PM Magazine," a Los Angeles news program, which led to a job in 1981 as co-host of Regis Philbin's first national talk show.

Was Mr. Bolling the first of many hosts Fox would poach from CNBC? Alas, no, the News Corporation's new financial news network only hired one host, Liz Claman, away from CNBC.