Sentence examples for hosts something from inspiring English sources

One of the grand Liberty villas at the end of the Viale hosts something rather different: the association of Venetian ceramic potters – the Bochaleri.

XScape in Yorkshire hosts something known as 4D golf, the UK's "first glow-in-the-dark cosmic adventure golf", which is so whacky it operates in another dimension.

Albrighton and Agbonlahor suffocated the threat of Aleksandar Kolarov and Jérôme Boateng, with Bent's smartly taken debut goal giving the hosts something upon which to cling.

Most evenings during the week, one of the local charities or church associations hosts something for the homeless around Leeds – except at the weekend when the crowds flock to town and money is to be made on the streets.

Samaher's mother invites him to bathe and rest; that evening, joining in the feast that follows the daytime Ramadan fast, he senses in his hosts something deeper than a prescribed hospitality.

Similarly, Airbnb continually explores new ways to improve the host and guest experience and places importance on holding face-to-face events to build relationships with hosts, something its founders have valued from its inception.

THE HOST Something is hiding in the River Han, in the middle of Seoul.

The Presidential debates don't begin until October, but this week the Spanish-language television network Univision hosted something of a preseason scrimmage.

I now worry that if I were to host something on AWS that Joe Lieberman doesn't like, it too will be shut down.

By Silvia Killingsworth September 21, 2012 The Presidential debates don't begin until October, but this week the Spanish-language television network Univision hosted something of a preseason scrimmage.

Decoded Fashion, a company aiming to connect the fashion and technology worlds, and the Council of Fashion Designers of America hosted something called a "fashion hackathon," at the Alley, an event space on Seventh Avenue.