Sentence examples for host a support from inspiring English sources

The photographer responded with a volley of threats, focussing chiefly on Tucker's status as a prisoner of war, until Douglas was moved to write "What part of GIVE ME BACK MY MONEY AND I WILL GIVE YOU BACK YOUR APARTMENT do you not understand?" Douglas and Juliet decided to host a support group in the apartment for all the renters who'd been ringing the bell.

Last week, I hosted a support group for ten 50-plus men and women who shared a bond -- their utter disdain for exercise.

If the only support the host offers is a support forum, keep looking.

The former supermodel had offered to bake and host a luncheon in support of Mr. Ruvo's foundation, Keep Memory Alive.

On September 16, it looked as though the work was in Richmond, Virginia, where a Tennessee-based southern heritage group called the New Confederate States of America was scheduled to host a rally in support of preserving the city's Robert E. Lee statue.

This pattern may result in attraction to a host that supports a few herbivores and thus could be a maladapted response to S. dasyclados, which is not native to Sweden.

Where else would the owner of Hudson Nails, Cindy Khim, host what amounts to a support group every Saturday afternoon, where women yak about husbands, jobs and children while getting their nails wrapped or their legs waxed?

A specific synthesis protocol, based on zeolite crystallisation within the pores of a host support, the pore-plugging method, has been designed and optimised.

However, the Neospora spp. seropositivity of some HIV-infected patients, although weak compared with the level of seropositivity in cattle or dogs, could suggest circulation of the parasite within immunocompromised hosts, a hypothesis supported by Lobato et al. (3 ).

We conclude from these experiments that unlinkase activity varies in human cells but this variation in activity does not appear to be related to the ability of a host cell to support a successful picornaviral infection.

In an administrative trial by the New York City Department of Education in May 1918, despite a host of support and testimony from the community and colleagues, McDowell lost her job.