Sentence examples for we would host from inspiring English sources

The bid book contains all of the detail of how we would host the World Cup in either 2018 or 22.

With the luxury of indoor plumbing and a stocked kitchen only steps away, we would host friends for sleepovers, staying up late playing Uno and truth or dare.

"The remaining group of 2,000 people insists on staying here … I told them that we would host them for two to three days before they would be forced to leave".

In a statement today, local organisers said: "Concerning the timing of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, we have always reiterated that we bid on the parameters that we would host in the summer of 2022.

"Never, ever in my mind did I think we would host such a significant tournament, especially because it doesn't get better than the World Cup," said Radebe, 40, who was born in the Diepkloof section of Soweto, near Johannesburg, one of 11 children.

"If you told me Monday we would host an event with T.I. on Thursday, I would have said you're crazy," says Wilson.

The text included one great idea after another: we'd spray-paint urbanhound "curb your dog" stencils on sidewalks; we'd host charity events with the North Shore Animal League; we'd go out on morning "dog walks" with journalists; and we'd develop surveys of dog owners that would be picked up by the media.

Last week, Mike promised that, if Sarah Lacy's new book, Brilliant Crazy, Cocky, reached the number one slot in Amazon's Entrepreneurship category, we'd host a big launch party in San Francisco.

We'd host these incredibly poisonous speakers and present them as religious authorities.

When Denise and I had moved to Cornwall we'd hosted big, noisy parties, hoping - expecting - that at least some people would invite us back.

What Did the Debate Mean For Hofstra? Nine weeks and six days after we learned that Hofstra University would host the first 2016 general-election presidential debate, we did it.