Sentence examples for prominent host from inspiring English sources

Separately, Clear Channel said yesterday that it was filing a countersuit against a rival, Infinity Broadcasting, and its most prominent host, Howard Stern.

In doing so, Ms. Stewart becomes the second prominent host of a daytime talk show to recently abandon syndication, in which recorded programs are shown by local network affiliates at a time of their choosing, in favor of one outlet that will show the program at the same time each day throughout the country.

Four weeks after his new show's heavily promoted debut on MSNBC, Mr. Donahue has lost 40percentt of his audience and fallen well behind CNN's Connie Chung, the other prominent host with a new talk show weeknights at 8. Mr. Donahue's early showing has rung some alarm bells inside MSNBC's parent, NBC, because his show was the centerpiece of a new strategy for the cable news channel.

These advances maintain E. coli's position as a prominent host for developing cell factories for biofuel production.

"I don't know that there's any stopping this," said the prominent host.

Many of the world's most prominent writers, along with the least prominent, host their own blogs.

Chris Matthews, who has been one of the most prominent hosts on MSNBC for more than a decade, has signed a new long-term deal with the network to continue his "Hardball" program, a network executive confirmed on Tuesday.

One of the most prominent hosts of these types of ads is Forbes, which shows an annoying full-screen interstitial ad before you can read its articles.

Some of the most prominent hosts on Fox News are pretty sure the term "white privilege" refers to a mythical concept, like Bigfoot, Santa Claus or (if you're Fox News) climate change.

All of these rooms and apartments are listed by "Vincent & Alice," a prominent hosting couple I first discovered through the Inside Airbnb website, an online tool that aims to "add data to the debate" around Airbnb's effect on housing and communities across 31 cities worldwide.

A proteomic analysis in B. longum NCC2705 identified LuxS as one of the proteins with the most prominent host-induced changes in expression compared to in vitro growth [ 130].