Sentence examples for host of positions from inspiring English sources

He talked from time to time of his interest in one day running for a host of positions, including United States Congress and even mayor.

They say that their constituents have always come first and that they have taken a host of positions on which they have stood up to their party's dominant conservative wing.

Michael R. Long, the chairman of the Conservative Party, said the decision to withhold the party's ballot line from Mr. Bruno and others was in retribution for a host of positions taken by the State Senate's leaders, most recently its flirtation with raising the state's minimum wage.

Now that's not to say the Bengals are a complete outfit, they've issues of their own, but as their 20-10 victory suggests, Mike Tomlin and his men are lagging behind and with glaring weaknesses at a host of positions, 2013 already looks like a forgetful season for Ben Roethlisberger and co.

His time on the campaign trail gave him the attention and attraction to realize a host of positions of influence, albeit from the sidelines... for now at least.

The Republican Party stands with women said a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee, despite a whole host of positions taken by the GOP in recent months that seem to contradict the statement.

Between those two extreme views there lies, once again, a host of intermediate positions.

Mr. Sanders, at a rally in Lebanon, N.H., praised Mrs. Clinton for supporting a host of progressive positions.

But aware that he failed to draw votes of minority groups, Mr. Bush has made an effort to reach out though his appointments across the past week, putting women and minorities into a host of powerful positions.

But because phase 2 of the Silver Line will require a host of new positions to maintain and operate the six new stations and 11-mile stretch of tracks, those jobs are free to be outsourced, Metro says.

A host of new positions has been created, like governorships, Senate seats and county women representatives, in an attempt to change the winner-take-all nature of Kenyan politics.