Sentence examples for host of clients from inspiring English sources

She then established her own production company, directing for a host of clients from Anacin and Bloomingdales to Union Carbide, Robitussin and hundreds more.

Once a political writer for the Chicago Tribune, Axelrod moved on to develop media and communication strategies for a host of clients including John Edwards, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

The Massachusetts-based company has been providing music data to a host of clients in recent years, including Spotify, Rdio, Vevo and Rhapsody, helping them to improve their music recommendations for users.

I was not an immediate convert, although Mallinson points to a host of clients, many of them leading figures from the business world, who have seen their fear evaporate after a single session.

He is responsible for senior level media strategy for a host of clients, C-suite and executive messaging/thought leadership, media training and speech coaching, as well as crisis communications and strategic platforms.

The company also services supermarkets and a host of industrial clients.

Mr. Black is on leave from his firm, which has ties to a host of business clients and several foreign governments.

So will the host of potential clients who have begun sending proposals to the Bridge Group, which when fully staffed will be able to handle about 40 a year.

The escort service accused of enticing Eliot Spitzer and a host of other clients was operated by four improbable masters of temptation: a rejuvenated tax specialist, a boarding school pixie, a literature major from Virginia and a clog-wearing nutritionist.

A Chinese wall supposedly separated research from investment banking at firms like Salomon, but Mr. Grubman was so clearly the principal strategic adviser to a host of banking clients that he attended many of their board meetings.

As a public affairs consultant, he advised The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Mariners Museumm, and a host of corporate clients, while his amusing and insightful freelance pieces appeared in such national magazines as "Omni," "Conde Nast Traveler," and "Travel & Leisure".