Sentence examples for hosted off from inspiring English sources

Goldstein, a mainstay in the hacker world since he was a teenager, has hosted "Off the Hook," a weekly radio program, for more than ten years.

There's a new baby on the way for Cannon and Brittany Bell, a former Miss Arizona, who, according to Us Weekly, is six months along after dating the "America's Got Talent" host off and on a while back.

Find out who your contact is and learn where that recruiter will host off-campus receptions and conduct high school visits this fall.

Another arena where Novak was in the vanguard was hosting off-the-record salons for cash — a practice that the Washington Post announced earlier this year, before an uproar in the newsroom and public outcry caused them to reverse course.

"Our users are telling us they are tired of hosting off-sites at the same uninspired traditional venues over and over again," co-founder Rony Chammas said.

* Radio hosts off the air, say they "completely shattered".

In a more mature version of the hidden-camera, practical joke show Punk'd, White started hosting "Off Their Rockers" just around her 90th birthday.

Now he hosts "Off the Cuff with Bill Engvall" on Sirius/XM's Blue Collar Radio, released his 11th comedy album "Ultimate Laughs" in 2014 and just completed filming of the television movie "Do It Yourself".

Scenting the chance to kill their hosts off, Willian forced De Gea into an athletic save and Ivanovic's bustling run into the area ended with a shot flashed across the face of goal.

The contrast of content and delivery set both the actor and host off, and it was all over from there.

A host of off-court problems trailed him, including the murder of his former girlfriend.