Sentence examples for hosted like from inspiring English sources
In 2013, the Essl Museum in Klosterneuburg, Austria, hosted Like It, a permanent-collection exhibition based on Facebook likes.
Along with hosting, every podcaster gets their own custom URL for their show, which includes buttons to subscribe anywhere its hosted – like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, etc. Partners, and other Anchor broadcasters, will continue to see their work featured within the app, as before, but in a redesigned "browse" section that has more of an iTunes-like look-and-feel.
They'd also be hosted like never before and they'd certainly enjoy the food, the wine and the hospitality.
An obituary on Friday about Gil Noble, a television journalist who hosted "Like It Is," an award-winning Sunday morning public affairs program in New York, referred incorrectly to Milton Allimadi, who was an occasional guest on the program.
Gil Noble, a television journalist who hosted "Like It Is," an award-winning Sunday morning public affairs program in New York, one of the longest-running in the country dedicated to showcasing black leadership and the African-American experience, died on Thursday in a hospital in Wayne, N.J.
Louise Redknapp – never one to demonstrate insight when a series of blandly monotonous observations will do – was dead on arrival, Cat Deeley hosted like she was trying to placate a crying puppy through an iron door and, as a final insult, the whole thing was hauled off air after two years of total public indifference to make way for The Voice.
He cites Genuity www.genuity.net) which provides hosted applications-like virtual private networks, or Peoplesoft human resources applications, or call center connections that can be accessed from the Internet.
Stickam spawned web celebrities like GayGod, hosted musicians like Andrew W.K., and courted its fair share of controversy.
To some degree, the jury is still out on how well OpenStack, which essentially gives enterprises a self-hosted AWS-like cloud platform, and containers can play with each other.
During the week leading up to the Trans-Pecos Festival, the popular instrumental rock outfit Explosions in the Sky played at Ballroom Marfa, a contemporary cultural arts space that has hosted acts like Sonic Youth, Billy Joe Shaver, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and Lyle Lovett.
For the first six years of his life he lived with his dad, who worked the door at L'Amour East, a famous rock club in Queens, which through the 80s hosted bands like Motorhead, Metallica and Slayer.
