Sentence examples for lifetime host from inspiring English sources

I might steal a line from LA Times theatre critic, Charles McNulty, who simply wrote in his second paragraph of his show review, in a short parenthesis, "Please CBS, make him sign a lifetime contract!" Well, I agree, except the contract must add Mr. Doogie Howser -- as lifetime host of the OSCARS, as well.

Earlier this month Joyent announced that it would pull the plug on legacy "lifetime" hosting accounts.

In partnership with TVR, Romania's public broadcaster, UNICEF launched the campaign Together for Every Child on 10 June 2011, during the TVR1 show Once in a Lifetime, hosted by Iuliana Tudor.

Over 30,000 people donate to UNICEF campaign Together for Every Child In partnership with TVR, Romania's public broadcaster, UNICEF launched the campaign Together for Every Child on 10 June 2011, during the TVR1 show Once in a Lifetime, hosted by Iuliana Tudor.

Growth, reproductive traits and feeding preferences were determined repeatedly over lifetime and host plant quality traits analysed.

Despite these issues, the AIP lifetime in host tissues is reported to be 3 h [ 74], which is more than adequate for regulation, bearing in mind that S. aureus doubles every 60 min in the host [ 75].

Since H. pylori colonization is established during early childhood and persists throughout the lifetime of the host, it is likely that the host environment initially selects for certain LPS phenotypes although new variants may evolve during the course of infection.

The virus multiplies at the portal of entry, establishes a latent infection in the sensory neurons of the dorsal root ganglia and persists with often indiscernible consequences for the lifetime of the host.

It's not everyday you find a Lifetime TV show host who enjoys NASCAR and basketball, who conducts broadcasting seminars and has a line of maternity tees.

On Wednesday, critics and supporters of the Lifetime series joined host Marc Hill on HuffPost Live to discuss whether "Devious Maids" cements stereotypes of Latinas in the United States or broadens the cultural diversity of Primetime television.

Infection therefore generally persists for the lifetime of the host, though cure is possible with antimicrobial therapy.