Sentence examples for hosts realise from inspiring English sources

The euphoria surrounding the death of Osama bin Laden is quickly fading as Fox news hosts realise that it may not be the game-changer they wished for.

Asked if World Cup hosts realised the scale of work involved, the FIFA president told Swiss newspaper 24 Heures: "No.

The previous year Köln travelled there to play Partizani and a minor diplomatic incident arose when their hosts realised the West Germans had brought their own food and chef to cook it.

As Jacobsen [ 39] notes, appropriate programmes can help host-states realise the potential of refugee resources and meet their demand for self-realisation in the forms of education, training and employment.

I still love to host but realise I need to relax if someone stays over - in my eagerness I confused good food with impressive food.

Ariadna Gutiérrez Arevalo was unceremoniously stripped of her crown, sash and flowers when host Steve Harvey realised his mistake and declared Miss Philippines, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach, as the actual winner, leaving Ms Arevalo in floods of tears.

He then told his bowlers to perform badly so that the hosts would not realise how difficult the pitch was and declare so that Australia would have to face the sticky wicket.

Due to the cost of hosting an Olympic Games, most host cities never realise a profit on their investment.

What the host didn't realise is that because I'm not a politician, like the fellow I saw in the green room preparing his lines with an aide, I didn't have to be held hostage to their artificial, reductive, harmful format.

But it must realise that hosting Bashir is effectively to cock a snook at the Hague court and its chief prosecutor, José Luis Moreno Ocampo.

"Corden feels like the first generation of chatshow host who's realised how important social is.