"host a session" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of organizing, leading, or facilitating a meeting, event, or session. Example: "The company's annual conference will include a panel discussion where industry experts will host a session on the latest trends in technology."
On Monday, Adobe will host a session with Kevin Lynch, the company's chief technical officer.
The programs also host a session on how to apply to Ph.D. programs.
The prestige and sense of excitement about the debates should lead to festivals, local boroughs and councils bidding to host a session.
Mojang staff will also host a session talking about "upcoming features" in the main game, while YouTube will run one giving advice to players who want to find their own online-video stardom through Minecraft.
Today the German carmaker's new chief executive, Matthias Müller, and chairman, Hans Dieter Pötsch, will host a session with investors, to update them on VW's investigation into the larger nitrogen dioxide issue.
And in the fall of 2015, the School will host a session devoted to a public health perspective on mass incarceration at the American Public Health Association meeting, the largest and most visible convening of public health leaders.
On Monday Nick Douglas and Melissa Gira Grant, two veteran bloggers, hosted a session called the "Sex Lives of the Microfamous".
"I hosted a session with Gordon Brown at the Labour conference and the sketchwriters just went on about my blonde hair.
They also hosted a session with a local baker who discussed why he valued using local products.
In the documentary, there is a scene of Motwani hosting a session in New York with the founder of the movement, Dr. Madan Kataria.
Earlier this month, in Davos, Prof Lynda Gratton, author of The 100 Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity, hosted a session on increasing life expectancy.
