Sentence examples for host of classic from inspiring English sources
Their encounters, which are as often violent as they are haphazard, evoke a heady host of classic American storytellers.
Britain / London Royal Opera House www.roh.org.uk Seven new productions, and a host of classic ones, are heard this season.
They're back on their old turf today to run through their quiz show, a one-off for Channel 4's 30th birthday celebrations, which will see a host of classic comedians returning, well, just for a laugh.
On the contrary, I have never seen Mr. van Hove — who has taken stylized wrecking balls to a host of classic plays — make more purposeful or appropriate use of his anarchic skills.
It's no longer just hip-hop sampling that rules in youth culture, but also jukebox musicals like "Jersey Boys" and "Rock of Ages," and works like "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," which features characters drawn from a host of classic adventures.
When 19-time NBA All Star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wasn't busy winning six championship rings and as many league MVP trophies, the introverted basketball God (who must rank among the most genuinely interesting and thoughtful athletes of all-time) was guest-starring in a host of classic movies and TV shows of the 70s and 80s.
This compilation features a host of classics, including perennial sock-hop show-closers such as The Penguins' "Earth Angel" and The Spaniels' "Goodnite Sweetheart Goodnite", The Five Keys' racially frivolous (but fun) "Ling Ting Tong", and The Chords' limber original of "Sh-Boom".
Former ITN newsreader John Suchet will succeed Simon Bates as host of the Classic FM morning show.
ROBERT OSBORNE, the genial host of Turner Classic Movies, lives at the Osborne; in fact, he has three apartments there.
Perhaps the biggest event of the busiest car-related weekend of summer, the concours near Monterey is attended by a host of related classic and antique car events.
The presentation was introduced by Robert Osborne, host of "Turner Classic Movies," and the award was received by Roger L. Mayer, president of Turner Entertainment.
