Aún no tenemos significados para "made a host".
1They seized guns, cars and cash, and made a host of arrests.
2Parents have made some, towns have made some, and cities have made a host.
3I have made a host of new acquaintances just lately.'
4Five uncapped players started for Wales, who made a host of changes at half time.
5At Colby Hall the young Rovers made a host of friends, and also some enemies.
6Always good-natured, he made a host of friends both in the profession and out of it.
7The Chestertons made a host of friends in Beaconsfield but the children always held pride of place.
8She's made a host of friends.
9The expansion of the industry made a host of characters into household names, and turned fictional heroes into megapersonalities.
10The Academy again made a host of missteps in venerating the problematic Green Book and distinctly average Bohemian Rhapsody.
11Pat Lam and Anthony Foley have both made a host of changes for Saturday's inter-provincial fixture between Connacht and Munster.
12Then, ignoring the worsening financial situation, they made a host of election promises which are now being hastily abandoned, or postponed.
13Significantly in an effort to remedy the car's poor EuroNCAP crash rating Ford has made a host of new electronic driving aids standard.
14He made a host of studies for it, tried it this way and that, lost all spontaneity and all grasp of the ensemble.
15She made a host of changes at half-time, and her players responded as the Diamonds outscored New Zealand 20-11 to put the win beyond doubt.
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