Sentence examples for public hosted from inspiring English sources

The tiny balcony on the Singer Tower had accommodated forty people; the Empire State, which turned its entire quarter-acre roof over to the public, hosted nearly a million people in its first year.

Most other ad blockers use public host files, he said at the time, which means they aren't as well-maintained and are also more heavily focused on visible ads versus invisible trackers.

Once you've recorded the highest quality version of your song, you need to upload it to a public hosting service.

As political blogger Richard Taylor reported, barrister and Cambridge area hopeful Chamali Fernando told a Keep Our NHS Public-hosted hustings of the wristband idea, suggesting different colored bands could be used to indicate various different mental health issues and suggesting lawyers such as herself could treat people differently based on their wristband color.

As political blogger Richard Taylor reported, barrister and Cambridge area hopeful Chamali Fernando told a Keep Our NHS Public-hosted hustings of the wristband idea, suggesting different coloured bands could be used to indicate various different mental health issues and suggesting lawyers such as herself could treat people differently based on their wristband colour.

They felt manifestly unwelcome and uncomfortable in a public forum hosted by their town's leaders.

In the public forum, hosted by the Spanish broadcaster Univision on March 28, a high school student, Luis Zeyala, asked the president if there could be less testing in schools.

A blogger on a public forum hosted by tianya.cn wrote that Chinese tourists should take their children to Hong Kong to pee in more streets.

The design will be formally presented on Monday at a public hearing hosted by Janette Sadik-Khan, the transportation commissioner, and Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president.

Journalists can use live blogs to put politicians on the spot in the run up to elections, or provide live coverage from public debates hosted by newspapers.

These were exhibited in a public exhibition hosted at the museum in the summer of 2008.