Sentence examples for host yet from inspiring English sources

He was as rumpled and lateral as ever: a funny writer, a welcoming host, yet also a remembrance of great times past.

As the Kremlin continued its campaign "to show as many people as possible that Russia is a normal country" by winning the right to host yet another international event, thousands of distinctly off-message protesters marched through Moscow on Wednesday, calling for the release of political prisoners and a "Russia without Putin".

In this context, species specificity is of crucial importance to distinguish between the invading microorganism and the human host, yet thymidylate synthase is among the most highly conserved enzymes.

Kori Koether and Sydney Steinfeldt were on season six of Bad Girls Club; while Jai was on Season 7. Season 4 aired on November 5, 2012 with Tanisha Thomas as the host yet again.

Sure, Griffin is a successful, funny-enough comedian, and promised to take no prisoners in her role as host, yet zingers that once felt authentically Joan now feel like a constant attempt to mimic her.

Thus pseudogenes serve an important role in protecting Anaplasma species of bacteria from the host, yet it was not clear how they originate, how they are related, and whether some are used differentially in expression.

Hughie Green is hosting yet another of his Opportunity Knocks.

City Winery hosts yet another collage of new talent in its "backyard" parking lot on Monday.

Yesterday, hosting yet another press conference on day four of the police investigation into the whereabouts of the £50m taken from a Securitas warehouse, he gave more details.

"I'm a bit delusional from lack of sleep," the publicist Sydney Reising said at the Tribeca Grand Studios, where she was co-hosting yet another gathering of the young and dance-floor-prone.

At the beginning of the conflict, many Syrians took shelter with relatives in Ramtha and other border towns, but with their own economic conditions growing increasingly tough, Jordanians are becoming wary of hosting yet another long-term wave of refugees.