Sentence examples for host along with from inspiring English sources
The Fox News host, along with several of his colleagues, recorded a Christmas message for Fox News Insider (via TVNewser).
Beyond the Olympics, South Korea is to play host, along with Japan, to the other major global sporting event, soccer's 2002 World Cup.
The new law is intended to raise taxes on the gambling industry to help cover the costs of the European soccer championships, which Poland will host along with Ukraine in 2012.
He was owner, manager and congenial host, along with his brother, sisters and brother-in-law Nick Fordes, of the Brooklyn landmark restaurant, MICHEL'S, established in 1910 by his father, William.
Ms. Reid was a host, along with another of the "American Pie" cast, Shannon Elizabeth, and Rosario Dawson, the New York actress currently starring in "25th Hour" with Edward Norton.
The study of interactions between hepatitis C virus (HCV) with its mammalian host, along with the development of more effective therapeutics and vaccines has been delayed by the lack of a suitable small animal model.
She might agree to be a co-host, along with Stephen Sondheim, of a party to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of Young Playwrights Inc.
Couric and Williams have done this before -- they co-hosted, along with Charlie Gibson, the first Stand Up To Cancer broadcast in 2008 -- but it is Sawyer's first time getting involved with the production.
To study the element contents in leaves of Scurrula and its hosts Rhododendron, Lyonia, Lindera and Viburnum we sampled 20 mistletoe specimens on each host species along with host leaves at similar positions in the crowns.
While on his official visit, Parsons had an on-set visit with former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, a "Gameday" co-host, along with other members of the show who are not Ohio State alums.
That Bangladesh — a co-host along with India and Sri Lanka — could not convert home-field advantage and recent improvements into a spot in the playoffs was deeply disappointing, but hardly an injustice.
