Sentence examples for host a room from inspiring English sources
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They've had a packed summer flexing their selection prowess in clubs and festivals worldwide, and this upcoming weekend will be landing back on the shores of their home turf to host a room at Canal Mills, a multi-purpose arts and music series with everything from killer house music to a smorgasburg of craft beers and probably a whole 'lot of fish and chips.
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Upon arrival, the front of house staff isn't aware that hometown promoters Cry Parrot are hosting a room on the top floor and claim that the space is shut.
Upstairs, where he would be talking, about eighty people — a respectable cross section of stooped and young, veiled and unveiled, men and women — patiently waited for their host, in a room whose walls were painted black, as if to communicate a "contemporary" atmosphere.
Partial rentals, where a host rents a room or rooms within their own home, are unaffected by the law change.
Under the new model, Cisco's partners own and host a telepresence room on a company's own turf.
Since anyone who is friends with the host can join a room, people will end up interacting with friends of friends.
Although it is the end for the Tevatron, it is not the end for Fermilab, which helped build the Large Hadron Collider and which hosts a control room for one of that accelerator's gigantic particle detectors, and is also home to a thriving cosmology program.
Beyond the Stardust Ballroom, there is a second stage that is home to smaller bands and comedians, Criterion is screening films, and the audio engineer Steve Albini is hosting a card room where you can play gin or pinochle, or try to win back the cost of the weekend by playing poker with Albini.
Maria Baibakova hosted a powerful room of art worlders for a cocktail party honoring Matthew Brannon's commission at Lincoln Center, in her family's art-flushed penthouse at the Setai — the only fine hotel, it seems, classy enough to limit the ruckus to small gatherings.
