Sentence examples for through a guest from inspiring English sources
"I inherited this home from Trudie 40 years ago," Ms. Messner said, speaking through a guest who translated from German.
After his first appearance in a promotional comic that was given to attendees at the 1993 San Diego Comic-Con, Hellboy was exposed to a wider audience through a guest appearance in John Byrne's Next Men later that year.
He laughed his way through a guest judge stint on "Top Chef," and during his Pentagon swearing-in joked about installing a seven-second delay in his microphone, "but I can't imagine why the hell that would be necessary".
Ideally, no one should rifle through a guest's belongings.
In one of their first displays of cooperation, the leaders organized a group, led by both countries' secretaries of state, to explore ways to stem the illegal flow, possibly through a guest-worker program.
Every third Saturday from September through June a guest artist or group does one set and the house band, Outpouring, follows.
But whether he walks through as a guest star, as in "International House," or is the whole show, as in "It's a Gift" and the glorious "Bank Dick," Fields makes us his accomplices -- taking us into his confidence with sotto voce ripostes to some piece of idiotic provocation.
Whenever Lancaster led a guest through the main house, which he bought in 1978, he pointed out an original mantel shelf rimmed with carvings reminiscent of Indian basketwork.
Beginning in February, she will be the host of a program called "Natascha Kampusch Meets," in which she will interview a guest through "a very open discussion, touching on previously unknown aspects of my interviewee," she was quoted as saying.
On each program, they walk a guest through the basics, gradually demanding more and more detailed information "like a civics or current events class," as Ms. Spektor put it.
But if you're there on the weekend, you may also be serenaded by the chef's wife, Ashly, who croons Piaf (among others) as she glides through the room caressing a guest or two (no one seems to mind).
