Sentence examples for host claims from inspiring English sources
This includes guaranteeing short-term bookings for people who have been discriminated against, deemphasizing the use of user photos, blocking out availability if a host claims a space is taken when it really isn't and working to increase the number of Instant Book listings, which don't require hosts to approve specific guests, to one million by the beginning of 2017.
("Best seats in the hoose," the radio host claimed).
Alan Titchmarsh has hit back at Jeremy Clarkson after the Top Gear host claimed gardening only appealed to older people.
He once wrote a letter to a talk-show host, claiming that he would reveal where he had hidden other bodies if the host would pay him $1,000.
On Conan O'Brien one evening, the host claimed Bonds's only comment on the new book alleging his widespread use of steroids was "Moo".
The Last Week Tonight host claimed that the improper redaction of a document by the New York Times exposed intelligence activity against al-Qaida.
In his profile in the New Yorker, Anthony Lane concluded of Lean: 'Thank God he was not around for the iPhone.' This is a reference to Jon Stewart's gag at the Oscars, in which the host claimed to be watching the 'awesome' Lawrence of Arabia on his mobile.
She was being asked about Morgan's Daily Mail column, published on 19 October 2006, in which the CNN host claimed that he was played a voicemail message or McCartney singing down the phone to his former wife when he was Daily Mirror editor.
The host claimed he would "rather have bird flu" than a Corvette Z06.
The MSNBC host claimed that O'Reilly's remarks were part of a larger "effort to impugn" Mandela's legacy.
Resplendent half-moon spectacles and fetching silver perm, the pension-aged host claimed to make her own seitan because she had "no time for weak-ass bullshit".
