Sentence examples for which entertains from inspiring English sources

But Edinburgh, which entertains Toulouse at Murrayfield, Scotland's national rugby stadium, on Saturday, is chasing the new and unknown.

Cacophonous news clips punctuate the film, which entertains dark intimations about Mr. Lombardi's death just as his star was ascendant.

But it would bode ill for New York's nightlife industry, which entertains 24 million patrons annually, Mr. Bookman said.

Among them are the Group F pacesetter Arsenal, which hosts last season's runner-up, Borussia Dortmund, on Tuesday, and the titleholder, Bayern Munich, which entertains the team at the bottom of Group D, Viktoria Plzen, on Wednesday.

And none of the rising powers is more ambitious than Harlequins, the reigning champion of England, which entertains two-time winner Munster at the Stoop Twickenham Stadium on Sunday.

And when Catholic New York, the weekly paper of the New York archdiocese, looked at whether "an American upbringing is more important than a parent's right," the paper, which entertains no affection for Fidel Castro's Cuba, did not hesitate.

"Talk of hidden agendas is part of the conspiracy theories which entertain the Turkish chattering classes," he says.

Applications rose in France, which entertained more pleas for asylum than any other rich country in 2004.

The roll call of companies offering hospitality is headed by Fujitsu, which entertained 39 civil servants last year.

School groups and crafts classes take field trips to the site, which entertained 600 people at Mr. Boscarino's previous open house.

One of her most successful was The Pooh Cook Book (1979), which entertained the children while mother was slaving over the next dinner party.