Sentence examples for host of course from inspiring English sources

People play host, of course, because they like having company.

And the host, of course, has all the enthusiasm in the world, except for one item.

Host: Of course Ron spoke before the amazing end to the 3rd game.

Host: Of course this assumes that the majority sincerely cares about promoting political speech rather than the ascendency of wealth.

Host: Of course, that "irrepressible conflict" took not a contempt of court citation to cure but a not very Civil War claiming 600,000 lives.

The anti-Obama rhetoric has been so hysterical that at one point a celebrity reality TV show host was leading a bunch of conservatives in openly questioning whether he had faked his birth certificate that reality TV show host, of course, is now the leading Republican candidate for president.

To help firms improve in this area, there's a new website (designthinkersacademy.co.uk), and a whole host of courses and boot camps run in partnership with the Design Museum.

The company has seen an array of newcomers enter the space over the years, from Khan Academy to YouTube, and more recent additions like Udemy, CreativeLive and a host of course-creation platforms and MOOCs like Coursera and EdX, as well as technically-focused learn-to-code platforms like Codecademy and Treehouse.

With ACE approval, certificates, foreign languages and a host of courses from the most elite universities in the country, it's going to be tough for startups like Thinkful to compete with Coursera for the college-aged attention.

Hosts, of course, have been known to use a gala as a way to establish their Hamptons social cred.

Not all internal parasites kill their hosts, of course: pretty much every multicellular animal is home to numerous fellow travelers, each of which has its own agenda, which in some cases involves influencing, or taking control of, part or all of the body in which they temporarily reside.