Sentence examples for hosts whose from inspiring English sources

There were two official "gentlemen hosts," whose job it was to talk to and dance with the "single ladies".

● He was opposed by popular, local, well-informed radio talk show hosts whose tough interviews left him in shambles.

His latest project, Miss Lily's, is a Jamaican restaurant on West Houston Street with hosts whose job often involves shepherding patrons elsewhere.

Some people prefer the genial, digressive hosts whose conversation has something in common with old-school baseball broadcasters filling time during a long rain delay.

Such hopes were boosted by the hosts, whose striking lack of urgency gave the impression summer holidays were already uppermost in their thoughts.

The president's past attempts at compromise have been met with fierce backlash from conservative radio and television hosts, whose opinions Trump follows closely.

The co-hosts, whose principal ambition was to advance beyond the tournament's group stage, transformed the stadium into an oven in which England's hopes were in danger of evaporating, but Rooney's goal, three minutes into the second half, rewarded his team-mates for their refusal to yield.

This unleashed a spate of stories, including that of a host whose guest left his crystal meth pipes behind.

Joe Walsh, the former congressman and rightwing talk show host whose statements have been criticized as incendiary, has voiced similar ideas.

Everyone is looking for someone — even Norma, the program's host, whose husband disappeared the year hostilities ended.

But my favourite is Jimmy Kimmel, a gifted comedian and Oscars night host whose monologues drip venom and indignation.