Sentence examples for hosts comments from inspiring English sources

"This is not the first indignity I've faced and it probably won't be the last," Grewal said in response to the radio hosts' comments.

My beef with The Times is that while admirably refusing to review a show before it opens officially, it hosts comments by the general public on shows in previews.

I want to help women, gay kids, people of colour and anyone who feels underrepresented to have a voice and a LAUGH!" Fashion Police is a panel show in which hosts comment on celebrity style.

One of the hosts commented: "Oops". Trump said that he understands the mistake and that it's "fine" that his children Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump, who are not affiliated with a political party, did not register as Republicans in time to participate in the upcoming primary — although he joked that he might cut off their allowances.

At the end, the host comments that Seurat's canvases look like a television screen seen close up and "Maybe Georges doesn't watch enough TV".

Last week technology news site Re Code announced that it would stop hosting comments on its own sites as the conversation around stories was already happening on social media.

We consider several factors when deciding which articles should be open to comment: news value of the story; whether we can moderate the comments in a timely way; and whether we have recently hosted comments about the issue explored in the article.

Generally, we consider four factors when deciding which articles should be available for comment: news value of the story; the likelihood of reader interest in the story; whether we can moderate the likely number of comments in a timely fashion; and whether we have recently hosted comments about the issue in question.

During an appearance by a well-known professional tennis player on a television talk show, the host comments that the past few months have been the best of her career and during this time she has risen to her highest level ever in the rankings.

A compromise would be the ability to host comments on a separate page linked to at the bottom of a post.

SMRs can also include other social elements such as trackbacks, the ability to track and host comments, and also they're findable within social media search engines such as Technorati, Google Blog Search, BlogPulse, Yacktrack, and Ask Blog Search.