Sentence examples for host cultural from inspiring English sources

D.C. has lots of embassies, and lots of embassies host cultural events that showcase arts and culture from their countries.

"Many Greeks are appalled and outraged that they are not being properly exploited to attract tourism, host cultural activities and boost economic development," she says.

Millennium Square and Anchor Square in Bristol, which are popular family destinations and often host cultural events, are to be turned into voluntary cigarette-, cigand and pipe-free areas.

The communities host cultural events ranging from ballet and musical theater to fairs and rodeos.

As part of Safia's deal with Georgen Parochial, the association will be responsible for maintaining and cleaning the space, which will host cultural events as well as funerals.

The current finding may reflect the fact that the radiology department staff surveyed comprised a mix of cultures and nationalities, including Americans, Australians, and Europeans, as well as Saudi nationals: the increasing global mobility of healthcare professionals may reduce/remove the influence of host cultural elements in user acceptance of PACSs, as well as that of other health IT systems.

In summer, though, Angel Fire hosts cultural events including a classical music festival and a hot-air balloon rally.

Since 2000 the biannual competition has been organised by Interkultur, a German group that hosts cultural events.

Formerly the Lenin Museum, Ukrainian House looks like a squared-off late-Soviet version of Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim and usually hosts cultural events.

Where to eat The town's social hub is At The Chapel (atthechapel.co.uk) – an informal bistro-style restaurant, deli, wine merchant and bakery which also hosts cultural events.

While Catholic by tradition, Benedictine hosts cultural groups for Hindu and Muslim students.