Sentence examples for open to host from inspiring English sources

And on Sept. 23, from 7 to 10 p.m., the Brooklyn Flea in Williamsburg will be open to host five teams of chefs and food vendors preparing an array of dishes, with music, and Pierre Hermé will make desserts.

In other post-Oscars news, Eddie Murphy has said he would be open to hosting the event in future despite his withdrawal from this year's ceremony following Brett Ratner's high-profile resignation.

This power need not come with responsibility; no government entity will force the company to discourage abuse and promote quality, just as nobody can force Twitter to remain to open to hosting hate speech with spurious appeals to the First Amendment.

Other services like DropBox, iCloud, and Amazon S3 are open to hosting any file type a user uploads.

While iversity will be open to hosting MOOCs submitted by professors or institutions from anywhere in the world, operating from a continental European base gives it an obvious first focus on Europe.

This website links homeless migrants and refugees in Norway with locals open to hosting them in their homes.

Your host is a volunteer, and is most likely open to hosting because it means getting to meet people.

Advertise on your website and other travel sites that you are open to hosting events and will offer special rates to participants.

Indeed, online is an area where the traditional big hitters have left the field open to a host of newcomers such as Cygames' Rage of the Bahamut.

The risk factor approach has been extremely successful in western societies, as it represents a framework open to a host of potential determinants and therefore easily perceived as neutral.

England will want a major input into the opening game on September 18 as there are varying options open to the hosts.