Sentence examples for marathon host from inspiring English sources

But a simple act of running turned into something larger when a marathon host caught up with her, grabbed her arm and tried to yank her out of the race.

An awards show without acceptance speeches, only performances by the winners of their best material: that was the considerable enticement of the 11th annual New York Nightlife Awards, presented at Town Hall on Monday evening in a three-hour-plus marathon hosted by the writer and comedian Bruce Vilanch.

The charity marathon was hosted live from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London by presenters Gary Lineker and David Walliams.

After a marathon weekend hosting 42 Mediterranean and European heads of state and government, President Nicolas Sarkozy looked as thrilled as he was exhausted.

She was on a "theater marathon," having hosted a visiting friend to a long string of nights at the theater, including back-to-back performances of "The Addams Family" and "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark".

Beyond those two events are copious further enticements, including a 12-hour marathon concert hosted by the excellent JACK Quartet (Oct . 16; novel programs from the Argento Ensemble (Oct . 19, the International Contemporary Ensemble (Oct . 20 and Alarm Will Sound (Oct . 21; and a free grand finale featuring the American Composers Orchestra (Oct . 22.

The marathon was hosted by Lance Henriksen leading up to the premiere.

The Hell's Kitchen venue was known for hosting marathon big-room house nights that stretched over entire weekends.

Emboldened by the strong showing in Nevada, right-wing militia organizers are now looking to capitalize on the momentum, hosting marathon conference calls in which hundreds of militia volunteers strategize and coordinate their next big move.

Back then, it was rare for an American city to host a marathon.

London was not the only city to host a marathon last Sunday and, it can be argued, neither was it the most interesting, despite the presence of the Olympic hero Mo Farah over the full distance for the first time.