Sentence examples for host of subjects from inspiring English sources
Instead of one signature issue, Clinton has dozens of detailed policies on a host of subjects.
The launch of Tony Blair's memoirs, A Journey, became the text through which a whole host of people could examine a whole host of subjects.
Though he is uncommonly eloquent on a host of subjects, from Riemannian geometry to vortex dynamics, he has developed a dense and impenetrable vocabulary to describe his work.
Social networks such as Facebook, which boasts over 400m users, have become popular tools for communicating online and for posting information on a host of subjects.
ALEC has written model legislation on a host of subjects dear to corporate and conservative interests, and supporting lawmakers have introduced these bills in dozens of states.
Over the next 13 years he tackled a host of subjects, from the most basic – the very first was titled What Does Music Mean? – through to sonata form, tonality, modes, orchestration.
In 1995, the year before state education officials stepped in to overhaul the troubled Roosevelt school district on Long Island, just four graduating seniors received the respected Regents diplomas, symbolizing academic success in a host of subject areas.
MIKE DAISEY, one of the great solo storytellers of contemporary theater, has traveled the world performing sharp, polemical and extemporaneous monologues about Amazon.com, national security, James Frey and a host of other subjects.
Ofqual has already announced that English, maths, sciences and a host of core subjects such as history will be overhauled to meet government requirements.
Patchett builds up a good deal of tension in these early scenes, drawing on a host of weighty subjects: interracial adoption, familial allegiances and rivalries, Boston's notoriously complex political and racial history.
