Sentence examples for host out of from inspiring English sources

Lahr brought the boat around and fished his host out of the water.

Listening to their guests' conversation on the speaker, they learned that they had a bridge code and were cheating their host out of all the money they could.

Easygoing and confident, Zhi-chen stirs his ailing host out of his depression, coaxing him to go for walks and to sit in the sun.

Whenever something glitches, she shakes her head, stubs out a fag and warns her colleagues to take the rogue host out of circulation.

This July 16, Uruguay crossed the Río de la Plata estuary to knock Argentina, the host, out of the South American championship, the Copa América, in the quarterfinals.

The primary purpose of the processions was to bring the consecrated host out of the church and into the street, where it was displayed in a transparent or windowed vessel called a monstrance for everyone to see.

Instead of bucking up the city's spirits, the race became a lightning rod for critics — including many runners — who saw Bloomberg and Mary Wittenberg, the chief executive of New York Road Runners, as callous elitists more willing to host out-of-town athletes than to help shivering residents on Staten Island.

Burton have taken just eight points from 15 home matches and host out-of-form Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

They join three that went up for sale a few weeks ago, and are also among 35 borough properties that have housed staff members and hosted out-of-town guests for more than a century.

Bottoms up to all the stress-eating parents out there hosting out-of-town guests.

In the end, aside from cursing the horrendous post-eclipse highway congestion, it seemed cities had little remorse about pouring resources into hosting out-of-towners.