Sentence examples for no longer host from inspiring English sources

Ubuweb hosts a variety of Terayama films, but they no longer host a copy of a 1975 book of his photography called, informally, "The Inugamis".

CNET will no longer host the Best of CES Awards, Ms. Chupka said; the association is seeking a new partner for it.

I stare at the wreckage in front of me, and see a living room that will no longer host family parties, celebrate birthdays, or host grandparents.

However, thanks to the reckless bets made under his watch, the firm is in the process of being dismantled and thus can no longer host tonight's lecture.

He will no longer host the show each day — that stopped last January, actually, when his last contract expired — but he will continue to host and produce the channel's "Live From the Red Carpet" shows.

Dermot O'Leary will no longer host ITV's The X Factor after eight years on the programme.

There were activities he no longer hosted with the same regularity — movie screenings, meals and Masses outdoors — because of the hold that the Zetas had over the area.

The predictable result: CBS News is no longer hosting "What's Trending," which The Times reviewed in May, and all evidence of the show has been removed from cbsnews.com (though a Google search for "what's trending" still turned up the CBS News link as its first result).

That's why Vine got shut down yesterday and relaunched as Vine Camera, which no longer hosts videos because that can get expensive.

As of this writing it is no longer hosting torrent files and in fact you can download the entire contents of the site in a few minutes, proving that the Pirate Bay is essentially a guide and not a repository.

GOP talking points are no longer hosted on GOP.gov. "They're only accessible to House GOP offices," Courtney Kolb, media coordinator for the House Republican Conference, told HuffPost in an email.