Sentence examples for that it hosted from inspiring English sources
Even a guerilla operation calling itself Bil - which complains that the "unwashed masses" are kept out through the exorbitant price, loves TED - so much so that it hosted its own fringe event, "an open, self-organising alternative to TED".
The White House acknowledged that it hosted a meeting with Fox and its sources prior to publication, but denied that Trump knew of the story.
However, the Chancellor countered that Britain had experienced a larger recession than the US in 2008-09 and that it hosted a larger financial system relative to the economy, which meant it had suffered more from the credit market shock.
Yes, 1959 can justifiably boast that it hosted Fidel Castro's takeover of Cuba, Motown's creation, the sale of the first practical business computer and the premiere of John Cassavetes's independent film "Shadows".
I grew up in a quiet town in suburban Moscow, which was perfectly like any other place except for the fact that it hosted the campuses of three colleges and academies, two of which were especially popular with foreign students.
Culturing this ameba in sterile peptone yeast extract glucose broth showed that it hosted 4 organisms.
Podbean has integrated Patreon crowdfunding directly into its platform, giving podcasters that it hosts a seamless route for raising money directly from listeners.
The company says today that it hosts 100 million tracks on its service, which means it has a good-sized music collection to choose from.
Facebook said earlier this year that it hosts tens of millions of groups on its site and sale groups were one of the most popular categories.
Under the Communications Decency Act, Twitter is shielded against a range of laws that might otherwise hold the company legally responsible for user content that it hosts.
Despite the island's geographic distance from mainland Africa, the hub is so well connected that it hosts the African Network Information Center, the internet registry platform for the entire continent.
