Sentence examples for host highlights from inspiring English sources

Next week her space, Red October Chocolate Factory, will host highlights from Sotheby's forthcoming spring auctions.The success of Mr Hirst's sale, which began the evening that Lehman Brothers collapsed, was in no small part due to collectors from the former Soviet Union.

The interaction between parasite, transmitting fly (vector), and human host highlights the relationship between environmental variables and infection risk.

But the experience of Scott Kravitz, a physics graduate student at Stanford and a Goggles Optional writer and host, highlights the potential benefits that can come from broaching these types of conversations, even if they're uncomfortable.

If you miss the show, the page will also host highlight clips of the concert after it's over.

The question the radio host highlighted -- 'are we wasting our best brains on "frivolous" innovation?' -- goes to the core of our work in addressing the digital divide.

In one class, the pupil who was FV host highlighted that it was a good idea to cut off brown areas before serving fruit to classmates.

These results suggest that the sigH gene responded to an environment similar to that encountered by the bacterium in the host, highlighting the importance of identifying the regulon and the genes responsible for the persistence of the bacterium in the environment.

Among a stack of authors, comedians, poets, bands, DJs and bingo hosts, highlights include appearances by Vice favourite Tibor Fischer, who'll be reading from his latest novel, Turner Prize winner Martin Creed's band, artist Gavin Turk, Danish avant-gardist Goodiepal, songstress Mara Carlyle, synth-pop heroes Heartbreak and a late-night set by Cocadisco DJs.

Such ability to independently move between hosts highlights the risk for resistance transfer between strains, species and environments.

Although enzootic transmission of NA EEEV primarily involves passerine birds, the relative competence of cotton rats and sparrows as NA EEEV hosts highlights the probable influence of Cs. melanura mosquito habitats and avian host preferences in shaping the ecology of EEEV in North America.

This article focuses on what has been established concerning the interaction of equine parasites and their hosts, highlighting those issues for which convincing data are still lacking.