Sentence examples for hosted out from inspiring English sources

But every Saturday the nearly 60-year-old activist and comedian takes to WBAI's Radio Free Éireann, a radio show hosted out of a Brooklyn pub, to cover "the Irish freedom struggle from an Irish Republican point of view".

In New Haven on Saturday, the final two defendants, Seyla Talha Ahsan, 33, and Babar Ahmad, 38, pleaded not guilty to charges that included conspiring to recruit fighters, raise money and gather equipment for terrorists on Web sites hosted out of Connecticut.

User activity can be represented by a volume of transactions or by a volume of data stored, sent, and received, or simply by the quantity of mailboxes hosted out of a given server.

Or you can take a camera with you and make video on election day and put it on this special YouTube VideoYourVote page (which for some odd reason is hosted out of the UK).

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.

This is what sets Wendy Williams apart from all those other talk show hosts out there when she says she's going to do something, she follows through.

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

We reeled from the greatest mass shooting in American history while staffing Pride booths, hosting out-of-town guests, expressing our freedom.

Onefinestay, meanwhile, would get more renters and potentially even hosts out of a partnership, as well as more hospitality industry guidance on building out the business.

President Obama recently sat for an interview with Marc Maron for the comedian's WTF podcast, which he hosts out of his garage.

Matt Coles, who trapped Payne lbw to eventually skittle the hosts out, ended the second day 4-43 off 25 overs.