Sentence examples for offers to host from inspiring English sources

Rubasingham offers to host us at the Tricycle.

He limits his radio and television appearances, and has turned down offers to host his own late-night talk show.

He rejects offers to host "silly entertainment programmes" but says "I don't want to do programmes that only speak to small audiences, I think that's a waste".

Other services are more specialized, like 123together.com, which offers to host a company's e-mail on its Microsoft Exchange servers for $10 a mailbox a month.

The Paris Brigade Criminelle offers to host the investigation, but Maigret, LaPointe and Janvier are more concerned with the mystery spiralling from a brutal gangland killing: could the cases be connected?

The assembled bloggers they have come from across America and as far as London—seem suitably impressed when the action-film star offers to host a fund-raising event at his Texas ranch in a few weeks' time, with virtual tours available for the online community, including a peek inside the 2,000-square 2,000-squareum where he does his martial arts training.

Britain would offer to host the meeting.

So I offered to host it at my apartment.

That sounds pretty inoffensive: who could object to an offer to host a summit?

Mr. Crist later offered to host a dinner in her honor.

South Africa have offered to host a one-off Test between the teams each year, said Chingoka.