Sentence examples for privilege of hosting from inspiring English sources

I had the privilege of hosting our company all-hands today.

The countries around the Indian Ocean are fighting tooth-and-nail for the privilege of hosting a regional early-warning centre for tsunamis.

For the privilege of hosting NYU, Abu Dhabi has forked out an initial donation of $50m and paid for the campus.

But the contest demonstrated the lengths that countries will go to for the privilege of hosting the world's biggest sporting bash.

The charity will pay £600,000 a year to the Chinese government for the privilege of hosting the animals for at least 10 years.

My wife and I had the privilege of hosting two evacuees from a flood-prone neighborhood in Brooklyn to our home in a safer, inland quarter.

Mr Baird told the BBC's Newshour: "Canada finds it appalling that the government in Colombo would be given the honour and the privilege and responsibility of hosting Commonwealth leaders.

Recently, we had the privilege to host The Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year candidates, to be inspired by their achievements of overcoming significant adversity.

Two doofuses lip-synch to bad cartoon music in front of a webcam, and Google drops $1.65 billion for the privilege to host it.

The last of these, better known as Iggy Pop, was giving this year's BBC Music John Peel lecture and it was my privilege to host the coverage.

And never have there been nine bid candidates vying for the expensive privilege of being hosts.