Sentence examples for host of bad from inspiring English sources

Despite these numbers, death-penalty abolitionists also received a host of bad news this year.

She is a host of "Bad, Bad Bath," a weekly design show on the Home and Garden Television Network and has appeared in national television commercials.

But for a host of bad old tribal reasons, the Nandy, Lewis, Reynolds idea isn't supported even by Labour MPs who say they back electoral reform and the great cultural shift proportional representation implies.

The opening scene of his drama Twin Peaks ensured that audiences on both sides of the Atlantic spent much of 1990 obsessed with uncovering who killed Palmer, the supposedly good girl with a whole host of bad habits.

Still, Ms. Massimino said, the president's advisers, including Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Gregory B. Craig, the White House counsel, seem frustrated by what they see as a host of bad options and are "struggling" with the prospect that some prisoners could never be brought to trial.

And those who would otherwise be described as anti-authoritarian were swayed to support surveillance by an ad that listed a host of bad things, including human trafficking, cyber crime, terrorism, and money laundering, with the words "Crime doesn't stop where the Internet starts.

A bichon frisé named Manna Moo has, along with a host of other bad behaviors, taught himself to honk the horn of his owner's delivery truck when he gets tired of waiting for the man to return to the vehicle.

We also wanted to test our assumption that their support for a host of global bad actors simply reflected Pyongyang's need to do business and find markets for its military industry.

They are caught in circumstances, trapped, if you will, by a host of largely unrelated happenstance: bad governments, bad weather, bad neighbors, and bad luck dealt to them by the geographical birth lottery.

"It continues to be an 'Emperor's New Clothes' narrative," said Bob Sturm, one of the hosts of The "Bad Radio" show on 1310 AM, Dallas's sports talk radio station.

And after generating a host of headlines, good and bad, since making his England debut as a 17-year-old while with Everton, he is perfectly placed to offer advice to the new generation led by fellow Merseysider Ross Barkley, Liverpool's Raheem Sterling and Manchester United defender Luke Shaw.