Sentence examples similar to host a phone from inspiring English sources

It screened at 7pm on Friday 13th (seriously) on Sky News, and as someone who used to host a phone-in quiz on digital radio at that time, I can guarantee that nobody's listening to hard-to-find media platforms when it's two hours past beer o'clock and the footy's on.

Hosting a phone in radio show, I'm often reminded that there is a significant percentage of the population who are disgusted by the thought of two people of the same sex being in love.

After the event, Google hosted a phone call with press and analysts to discuss the announcement in more detail.

Robbie Savage, who was due to dash straight to a BBC microphone to co-host a phone-in after the match, attracted a booking of a different kind after a two-footed challenge on Federico Bessone.

Vanessa Feltz, sitting in for Jeremy Vine, hosted a phone-in on whether any of her listeners had "done an Alice Arnold".

They grab at any scrap of information that suggests it might happen: the number of likes on the Facebook page, the fact that BBC4's repeats of Top of the Pops didn't excise a couple of Glitter performances from 1977, vaguely apocryphal-sounding stories about a DJ on Radio Solent who played Rock and Roll Part 2 on air and hosted a phone-in on whether Glitter's music should be played.

Boris Johnson is to follow in Mr Clegg's footsteps by hosting a phone-in radio show on London station LBC.

They were hosting a phone-in about gay marriage.