Sentence examples for recurrent guest from inspiring English sources
He was a recurrent guest on David Letterman's show, and Conan's, and Jon Stewart's old talk show on MTV, and Bill Maher's "Politically Incorrect," on which he once sat next to Eartha Kitt, who, during a discussion of sexual harassment, reached over and grabbed his junk.
Faulks's launch parties are noted for the solid, non-arty family and friends who are his recurrent guests.
Rebel Devil Devil Rebel captures Ms. Leckie's long-awaited return to the studio in totality with her almighty Demons ensemble: guitarist Hugh Pool (Mulebone), bassist Charles DeChants, and drummer Paul Triff - along with recurrent guests Pavel Cingl on violin, and Leckie's favored femme fatale foil Liza Zwier rendering backing vocals.
His emergence in 1987 at the wheel of a show which mixed celebrity guests and music with a recurrent thread of absurdism followed in the wake of the short-lived dominance of "alternative" comics on British screens.
The potential for norovirus transmission from person-to-person via hands and surfaces is indicated by the recurrent infection outbreaks in successive cohorts of guests in hotels and cruise ships [ 216, 217].
For all their differences, the songs on Rewind the Film and Futurology have two things in common: a recurrent mood of self-doubt, and a smattering of guest vocalists, this time including Scritti Politti's Green Gartside, and the slightly less renowned Welsh singer Georgia Ruth.
Their recurrent themes and symbols – the downfall of noble houses, host-guest encounters gone drastically wrong, tombs and their secrets, water, forgery, the Sun (to name but a few) – are entirely classical, the same found in Aeschylus or Shakespeare or Faulkner.
Rather than collaring named guests for street cred, Låpsley plays around with her own voice, pitch-shifting from female to male to duet with herself, a recurrent theme on Long Way Home.
Shopping is a recurrent image.
