Sentence examples for host of dignitaries from inspiring English sources

After two minutes of silence and the singing of the national anthem, a host of dignitaries stood on the balcony over the exchange floor.

A host of dignitaries, including Gov. David A. Paterson and Commissioner Bud Selig, as well as former Mets like Rusty Staub, Dwight Gooden and Darryl Strawberry, were in attendance.

President Clinton was to lead a host of dignitaries at the funeral -- 3,500 invitations have gone out -- and the Vatican secretary of state, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, was to represent Pope John Paul II and officiate at tomorrow's 2 p.m. Mass.

All of Thursday's Irish newspapers were full of praise for the nature of the address in St Patrick's Hall on Wednesday night in front of a host of dignitaries, including the prime minister David Cameron, Peter Robinson, the Northern Ireland first minister, Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney, Irish rugby star Brian O'Driscoll and various former Irish prime ministers.

Their set follows the big screen coverage of the opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium, where the crowd of 80,000 includes the Queen and a host of dignitaries and celebrities.

Over the years, Davis has picked up high-profile support from a host of dignitaries and dozens of federal lawmakers.

This year Moscow has invited a host of foreign dignitaries to attend.

ON JANUARY 10th a host of foreign dignitaries will gather in Caracas, including the presidents of Bolivia and Uruguay.

Two weeks ago, it was signed in Cartagena in front of the world's media and a host of global dignitaries, only for the Colombian people to reject the accord by a margin of 0.4% of the vote.

Back on October 17th 1911, Queen Victoria's grandson Prince Arthur of Connaught and a host of local dignitaries made the first official crossing of the majestic 260 metre long cantilevered bridge.

The bombings received relatively little attention from the Chinese and Western media, but they appear to have rattled the Chinese leadership as the country prepares to host a parade of dignitaries, including President Bush.