Sentence examples for to take a host from inspiring English sources

They failed to take a host of chances but managed to get away with it anyway.

And when Executive Greetings closed its New Hartford offices several years ago, "we were able to take a host of those people and turn them into health care employees because they had computer graphic-type skills; you look at a CAT scan and it's a computer graphic," said Catherine Awwad, the board's executive director.

At the other end of the pitch, they failed to take a host of clear chances because of a lack of a clear pattern.

"I wanted to take a host of very complicated, very loaded issues, and distill them into a fun, accessible PSA-style format," Richards told The Huffington Post.

Obama: Well, look, it is going to take a whole host of adjustments - and we couldn't reflect all of those adjustments in this budget.

Whether you decide to take a hike, host a scavenger hunt or pick your own berries, make each green summer activity into a celebration of summer.

Whoopi Goldberg sparred with fellow members of the roundtable on Monday's "The View," in a debate that ended with her offering to take a guest co-host to a marijuana farm.

In the other quarterfinals, France won the doubles yesterday to take a 2-1 lead over host Switzerland, while Spain was within a set of eliminating the Netherlands when their doubles match was suspended by rain.

You're going to have to take a cue from your host on this one.

In summary, this resource has paved the way to take a model species for host pathogen interactions and sexual selection into the realm of genomics.

Where to Take a Field Trip Coney Island hosts the eccentric and colorful Mermaid Parade on June 22, with revelers in shimmery scales and oversized tails.