Sentence examples for time hosted by from inspiring English sources

SARAH DEMPSTER Where: Challenge Another gameshow plucked from ITV's archive, this time hosted by Annabel Croft.

With the goal of reviving what was in danger of being lost, the festival is held every four years, each time hosted by a different country.

So next week's Question Time, hosted by David Dimblebum from Canterbury, is to have a panel featuring Ukip leader Nigel Farage and Russell Brand, along with Labour's shadow international development secretary Mary Creagh MP.

After seven gruelling years, during which she was repeatedly told she was too brash, too wild and too unladylike, on Cosby's recommendation she got a break performing on The Tonight Show, at that time hosted by Jack Paar.

In December the Digital Tool broadcast a panel discussion on the topic of "time" hosted by Forbes ASAP.

Mr Salmond made the comment during an appearance on BBC Question Time, hosted by David Dimbleby in Liverpool, on Thursday night.

A search for medicinal plants used during Colonial times, hosted by the Museum of Early Trades.

Podcast-wise, 2017 was arguably the year of "The Daily," the beautifully produced, gently voiced narrative-news offering from the Times, hosted by Michael Barbaro, which started last January and quickly became indispensable.

The Labour leader made the comment during a final televised appearance before the election tonight in a Question Time event hosted by the BBC.

Earlier in the evening, party leaders David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg took part in a 90-minute Question Time programme hosted by David Dimbleby from Leeds Town Hall.

At Monday at 5 30PM, the fringe programme had him down as speaking at three separate panels all at the same time: one hosted by the Unite trade union and the "Robin Hood Tax" campaign; one by left-wing think-tank, the New Economics Foundation; and, less radically, one jointly hosted by the Confederation of British Industry and the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association.