Sentence examples for hosts perhaps from inspiring English sources

Paris Photo's hosts, perhaps in an attempt at separation, encourage contemporary work.

People have mentioned Rowan Atkinson, Stephen Fry and Alan Partridge as potential hosts, perhaps forgetting that they're respectively too nerdy, too wordy and too fictional to connect with Top Gear's established audience.

The conference also hosts perhaps the league's worst small-market owner in Mr Jordan, who has cursed the East not just by leaving it as a player but also by overseeing a series of spectacularly poor drafts and trades at the helm of the Charlotte Bobcats.

Johns played just 11 minutes in Australia's opening match against England at Wembley, which the hosts, perhaps inspired by a couple of Diana Ross's pre-game numbers, won 20-16 after superb performances from Andy Farrell, Denis Betts and Lee Jackson.

Facebook now hosts perhaps 4 million fan pages, branded sites operated by companies, celebrities and enthusiasts.

Their analyses suggested that these tumors have periodically acquired mitochondria from their hosts, perhaps over a period of 11,000 years when this tumor type originated [116, 117].

On Monday night, Ichiro Suzuki hosted perhaps the second-most-famous person in Japan right now at his Manhattan apartment for dinner and presented her with a bottle of 1968 Chateau Latour, which costs about $500.

Judith Regan, a former Fox host perhaps best known in the UK as the, um, brains behind the OJ Simpson If I Did It mediapalooza, has sued her former employer for wrongful dismissal.

However, if what he has planned is anything like when Eddie Murphy hosted, perhaps he can put people's worries to rest.

Host: perhaps but there's certainly no doubt that thousands more died in Bush 43's eight years because of 9/11 than anything under Obama".

Rubbing elbows with luminaries is but one of the perks of the job for the erudite talk-show host, perhaps best known for "The Dick Cavett Show" which ran for five years.