“She works as the host of a popular live radio show.”

“We engaged the services of a famous comedian to act as the host for our party.”

“Please contact the host if you have any concerns or queries about your room.”

“Everyone thought she was well until a sudden relapse sent her back to the hospital.”

“However, she started down a different career path after being chosen as the hostess for a radio programme for university students.”

“Visitors to Flint, if nothing else, appreciated the hospitality from the time they arrived.”

“The hospitality sector also attracts many workers who do not necessarily intend to have a career in hospitality.”

“The custom of providing hospitality at wakes or funerals is well documented for the seventeenth century.”

“In addition, the transcervical approach has fewer associated side effects, decreased operative time and minimal postoperative hospitalization.”

“Patients treated early with plasmapheresis required less mechanical ventilation, and hospitalization time was decreased.”

“The searing heat can easily cause severe burns that can result in hospitalization, disfiguration, extreme pain, or death.”

“She works as the host of a popular live radio show.”

“We engaged the services of a famous comedian to act as the host for our party.”

“Please contact the host if you have any concerns or queries about your room.”

“A hostie straddled the chair and lifted the unconscious elderly woman out of her window seat, so swiftly it was amazing.”

“Even when I'm dozing, I'm usually aware of crew members occasionally strolling down the aisle, but ages go by without a single hostie appearing.”

“I've seen plenty of people escorted off a plane for simply arguing with the hostie.”

“She works as the host of a popular live radio show.”

“We engaged the services of a famous comedian to act as the host for our party.”

“Please contact the host if you have any concerns or queries about your room.”

“The hoster I chose for my website offers reliable and affordable web hosting services.”

“In this role, he was responsible for driving the strategy for Microsoft's hoster Cloud business.”

“It is forbidden to hoster of the equipment protected by copyright, that is to say by lines for which they do not have rights of copyright.”

“They identify a subpopulation of older people who are at high risk of hospitalisation.”

“Prescribing heroin saves money further down the system in policing, inflated insurance premiums, hospitalisation, and prisons.”

“Mark has had one emotional crack-up and one hospitalisation before the stresses have even begun.”

“This hospitability to established acts is part of what makes country music unique and, these days, uniquely profitable.”

“Russia is a country of culinary refinement, and Russian people are well-known for their hospitableness.”

“Away from the mass tourism the Lesachtal is guaranted a honestly hospitableness.”

“Indeed, astronomers look for similar configurations — a giant outer planet with room for smaller planets in closer to the home stars — in other planetary systems as an indication of their hospitableness to life.”

“A hostie straddled the chair and lifted the unconscious elderly woman out of her window seat, so swiftly it was amazing.”

“Even when I'm dozing, I'm usually aware of crew members occasionally strolling down the aisle, but ages go by without a single hostie appearing.”

“I've seen plenty of people escorted off a plane for simply arguing with the hostie.”

“The group of 12 girls are not affiliated to the Girl Guide movement and there are no badges for hostessing.”

“Diana realized that the gathering was Jackie's moment, her reward for official hostessing.”

“His mother had put it that she knew what it is she wanted, which was nursing and not an easy program at Peoria Junior College, and plus she worked hostessing at the Embers and had bought her own car.”

“There followed a succession of hospitalizations and, finally, confinement in a mental ward.”

“In the future, advanced diagnostic modalities, such as myocardial perfusion imaging, may have a role in reducing unnecessary hospitalizations.”

“His past medical history is significant for multiple hospitalizations for rhabdomyolysis, diabetes, hepatitis C, and psoriasis.”

“But here, after taking a long look at our egos, the best path would appear to be to stick with the hospitalists.”

“Referred to as hospitalists, these physicians care for patients only during hospitalization.”

“The ER and hospital are covered off hours, holidays, and weekends, by the ER doctors, the radiologists, and the hospitalists.”

“He accepted, and was welcome at the hospitalities of many a mess or gun room.”

“What could gloss over the base return he made them for all their hospitalities and attention?”

“There were moments during coffee which reminded him of the maladroit hospitalities of the Five Towns.”

“He can lawfully perform service in the hospitals of the Army in lieu of bearing arms.”

“This riverine port, 125 miles from the capital, accessible by paved road only in 1996, still has one of the best hospitals in Central Africa.”

“Elsewhere overseas, female nurses in military field hospitals worked near the front line of battle, and many served with allied forces.”

“Throughout the evening, trendily attired party hosts and hostesses kept urging partygoers to get onto the dance floor.”

“In an attempt to further increase the response rate from manners-challenged guests, hosts and hostesses resorted to pre-stamping the envelopes.”

“Elegant hostesses and male servers are clad in their national costumes as they welcome you.”