Sentence examples for world hosted from inspiring English sources

Kirkpatrick, author of "The Facebook Effect: The Inside Story of the Company That Is Connecting the World," hosted his first Techonomy event in 2010 in Arizona.

Three hours of the campest TV in the world, hosted by Graham Norton, who's hilarious.

"Massively multiplayer" games are played by hundreds or thousands of people simultaneously, all inhabiting the same virtual world, hosted on a remote server.

These are excerpts from recent posts in the Globespotters series, a travelers' guide to cities around the world, hosted on the In Transit blog.

Meanwhile, the Whitworth Art Gallery (an institution that earlier this year was given one of the greatest 0utsider-art collections in the world) hosted a tribute to London's nonprofit public arts organization Artangel, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

If so, then your goods were quite likely to have been routed through a byzantine world hosted – only on paper, you understand – by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, where Amazon has located its European headquarters, slashing its tax bills around the world.

The most popular multiplayer scenario is called a "deathmatch"; at any one time there are tens of thousands of machines around the world hosting round-the-clock deathmatches.

His return to hands-on gardening comes as ex-Gardener's World host Monty Don returns to the BBC2 show, replacing Toby Buckland.

But in coveting and receiving the role of world host this summer, China was trying to have it both ways: recognition without scrutiny, glory without shame.

Former Gardener's World host Alan Titchmarsh is to return to his role as a greenfingered guru on TV once more after signing a new deal with ITV.

"Thing is," said Clarkson, "we'll be travelling the world hosting each episode in a different country, from a giant tent.