Sentence examples for to host that from inspiring English sources

"Mary Hart is the perfect person to host that show because she's in no way antagonistic or threatening".

England's campaign to host that tournament simply could not be led by a chairman caught, in whatever circumstances, glibly alleging that England's Spanish and Russian competitors, and Fifa members, are corrupt.

"There is no Super Bowl held here without Peyton," the Indiana State museum curator Dale Ogden told Grantland as the city prepared to host that game for the first time ever this February.

In 1995 Letterman was selected to host that year's Academy Awards ceremony, but his performance which included a running gag involving the first names of Oprah Winfrey and Uma Thurman earned mixed reviews.

Right now, though, the right to host that game — and bask in the spotlight that will accompany it — has laid bare the arm's-length relationship between the two New York teams that will share the stadium and that jointly hope to win the right to stage the 2014 Super Bowl.

Since it depicts a memorable moment from a recent World Cup, the sculpture could be said to draw together two ways in which Qatar, which is slated to host that competition in 2022 and has a growing reputation as an art hub, has attempted to use its national fortune to make a mark on the world stage.

The owner of an XDC issues authorizations to hosts that need to use it.

Many mobility solutions have employed the network-based approach to provide mobility support to hosts that lack mobility support capability.

The folks at Airbnb have put together hospitality standards for those new to hosting that are super helpful.

Such high spread could lead to the transfer of strains that carry TRAs from hosts that were exposed clinically to antibiotics to hosts that were never exposed.

It is unclear which factors influence adaptation of worms to hosts that have been selected for improved resistance.