Sentence examples for will have hosted from inspiring English sources

By the end of the year, the PGA will have hosted its first PowerPlay Golf World Championship, played over nine holes.

It means that in the space of 30 years, the country will have hosted the summer and winter Olympics, as well as the World Cup.

By July, the city will have hosted the Athens digital arts festival, Athens street art festival and the National Museum of Contemporary Art is scheduled to open at the end of the year.

Chicago is expected to have a strong chance; Europe will have hosted the Summer Games twice — Athens in 2004 and London in 2012 — in the period since the Atlanta Games.

Including two Women's Amateurs, in 1904 and 1909, on its original course in nearby Haverford, Merion will have hosted the most United States Golf Association championships, 18: five Opens, six Amateurs, four Women's Amateurs, the 1998 Girls Juniorr, the 2009 Walker Cup and the 1954 Curtis Cup.

Beginning with the first of two 50-over fixtures against Ireland in Bristol on 5 May, the international season will run until the last of six limited-overs matches against West Indies in Southampton on 29 September, the latest in the year England will have hosted a match.

This marks the first time the pageant will have hosts who know even less about the questions asked by the judges than the contestants do.

For one thing, Peer won't have "reporters" in the classical sense, it will have "hosts" who help facilitate this civic square answering questions for the community.

He just signed a deal with CBS, so now he'll have hosting gigs on all 4 major networks.

From Dec. 26 through Monday, the Superdome and the neighboring New Orleans Arena have hosted, or will host, nine sporting events.

Self-described as "basically a neighbourhood bar that was colonised by the music community", Will's has hosted a respectable register of bands over the years, including The Decemberists, King Khan, Stars, Thee Oh Sees, The Queers and more.