Sentence examples for host not just from inspiring English sources

This time Mr. Bush is the host, not just the commencement speaker, as he was in New Haven in 2001.

But early indications suggest that this year the festival is playing host not just to one dominant trend but to a nuanced sartorial dual.

In the week before Rousey's match, Las Vegas seemed like a company town, purpose-built to host not just a big fight but also the weeklong festival of hype and speculation that precedes it.

It is fitting that France is host, not just because the euro is at the centre of the world's current economic turmoil, nor yet because Nicolas Sarkozy claims credit for reinventing the group after the 2008 financial crisis.

A permanent, year-round market at this site would host not just local fish sellers but also the regional cheesemongers, produce sellers, butchers, purveyors and distributors of all stripes that are beginning to proliferate in New York.

It is host not just to retail or indie games, but also (via browsers) social and open web games, World of Warcraft and other MMOs.

In fancy hotels in the port city of Basra, Chinese executives impress their hosts not just by speaking Arabic, but Iraqi-accented Arabic.

"In their world," he said, "the building is about Jay Z and the pop cultural events that it hosts, not just the basketball".

That makes just over a thousand intelligence officers to secure a country that hosts not just Nato and the EU institutions but countless other organisations.

Stressed-Out Bride Your problem is a widespread one; many hosts, not just wedding hosts, find that it is difficult to round up R.S.V.P.'s to ascertain a final head count, especially when final numbers are needed for caterers.

I asked Najmieh if we could meet to chat about it, and she invited me for tea, which meant, since she was hosting, not just tea, but an array of Persian treats — warm baklava she'd just made, a tray of white mulberries and pistachios, little cucumbers, which Najmieh peeled and salted while we talked.