Sentence examples for host of actors from inspiring English sources
Other political leaders from across the spectrum are also putting pressure on Mr Cameron to act, while a host of actors, musicians and famous figures joined almost 100,000 people who have signed our petition.
Abrams has confirmed talks with Breaking Bad's Jesse Plemons, and a whole host of actors, from Chiwetel Ejiofor to Benedict Cumberbatch and Simon Pegg, have been tipped for roles.
As chief minister at the time, and ever since, he was accused by a host of actors of turning a blind eye to the violence, delaying the deployment of police to protect victims and failing to investigate who was responsible for the deaths.
A selection of 14 new and notable apps for you today: Touch Press has unleashed its latest iPad book-app, with the full text of Shakespeare's sonnets complemented by Arden Shakespeare notes, interviews with experts, sharing features and – most importantly – videos of a host of actors reading the sonnets.
New informatics introduce a host of actors and intermediaries not traditionally included in pandemic response and coordination.
It is run and supported by a host of actors from within and outside the region (e.g., Bavarian State Ministry for Economy, Infrastructure, Transportation and Technology Bavarian Ministryy for Food, Agriculture and Forests; Bavarian State Ministry for the Environment and Health; European Community; Sparkasse Neumarkt i.d.OPf.; and Banking Cooperative Neumarkt i.d.OPf).
James Lipton, the amusingly fawning host of "Actor's Studio," appears in promotional spots for "Larry Sanders," and that seems appropriate too, because both shows have been places where celebrities wanted to be seen.
Even though I have hosts of actor friends who have worked on this show, I don't know the Emmy-winning creator, Dick Wolf, but I feel somehow that I do.
Geoffrey Rush has joined a host of Australian actors in a campaign to stop the imminent execution of Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan.
I've seen the movie a bunch of times, together with my daughters; its pallidly sentimental aspects wash away in the flood of sharp comedy from a host of character actors (including Jane Lynch) who gleefully strut their stuff.
In 1981, he set up independent production company Mersey Television and launched Channel 4's Brookside (giving breaks to a host of talented actors and writers, including Jimmy McGovern) which ran for 21 years.
