Sentences with phrase «host of other things»

We often expect great grades, awesome athletic performance, and a whole host of other things from our children.

And there were a whole host of other things — as well.

Between «losing» a lot of money right off the bat and then getting interested in a whole host of other things as a teenager, I pretty much forgot about the account, just letting capital gains and dividends reinvest since then.

Again, there are millions who simply KNOW that Vishnu is real, or reincarnation, alien abduction, astrology, witchcraft, or a host of other things are real.

We have our mortgage payment, utility bills, my salary and a host of other things that we have to pay each week.

Rather, it both rolls and glides — an ingenious combination that gives the knee a greater range of movement, enabling us to walk, skate, and do a host of other things.

The «prevailing Christian view» until relitively recently, would have been against any notion of the rapture, the equality of women, the emancipation of slaves, and a host of other things that most Christians today look back on with some disgust being attached to their religion's history.

The same physcs that allowed the gays to go off the dsm are the same ones that want to declassify a whole host of other things.

Once we begin to understand some of this, it will change how we organize our churches, how we share the gospel, how we interact with our neighbors, how we do our jobs at work, what we do with our money, and a host of other things.

And it works in a host of other things too, in which, if we lose the balance, we become one - sided, lop - sided, and out of order and proper function.

Chad So, by your «logic», the Christians who most strongly denounce such things as the gay lifestyle, abortion, pre-marital se x, and a host of other things must all be secretly, and guiltily in favor of all these things?

People also had «faithfulness» in racism, slavery, burning witches, stoning heretics, and a host of other things based upon their reading of the Bible.

i wonder Yes, but I was also including how people are willing to shun members of their own family, consider them sinful, block people from their rights, hinder medical research that could save millions of lives, and a host of other things that cause harm to people because they were led to believe that it will increase their chances of living forever in bliss.

I have heard people plead the blood of Jesus over cars, jobs, sicknesses, debt, and a whole host of other things.

It's something that happens in my head — along with a host of other things, but that's neither here nor there.

I really liked the taste of it, and am looking forward to trying it out on cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and a host of other things.

This can be cow's milk, goat's milk, peas, hemp, rice, soy and a host of other things.

So let's break this down: We have blueberries, which are a superfood, and ginger, which is good for your tummy (along with a host of other things).

It's not just Roy... There's a lot of fans on here who have been all too critical of our players selfies, Wilshere and smoking, and a whole host of other things.

Dads are perfectly capable of doing a whole host of other things to bond with their children.

Living together 24/7 squashes sexual desire, says Mating in Captivity author Esther Perel; so does having and raising kids, along with a host of other things life throws at us, such as: joblessness, illness, depression, disability, and menopause.

Moms schlep around an alarming number of essentials on a daily basis — we're talking snacks, pacifiers, changes of clothes, 3 day old PB & J sandwiches (whoops) and a whole host of other things that collectively weigh more than the baby does.

Becoming parents occurs in the life - cycle just when we are the busiest with occupation, our own parents, establishing new homes, worrying about money and a host of other things sapping our time.

Apart from the usual stroller renting services, they also offer anything and everything that your baby might need; which includes humidifiers, pool toys, infant toys, coolers, toddler beds, white noise fans, bassinets, bed rails, cribs, mattresses and a host of other things.

The gloves really started to come off on both sides with racist, sizeist, and ableist commentary, accusations that people were being bad mothers, and a host of other things.

I carried her around more than others said I should, co-sleep, do not practice CIO, breast fed, cloth diaper, and a host of other things.

I was getting more curious by the day, but I was also mindful about the ridiculous size of my stash, my husband's wish for me to stop buying cloth diapers, and a host of other things that document my cloth diaper addiction.

During your stay, the hospital will more than likely provide you with newborn diapers, wipes, shampoo, lotion, Vaseline, maxi pads, and a host of other things to use during your stay.

You're supposed to decide how you want to deal with the pain, where to have your baby, what part of your body you want your baby to come out of, and a host of other things that all basically sound like various degrees of unpleasantness and horror.

But the current generation is quite comfortable with cars, computers, airplanes, and a host of other things their predecessors thought were revolutionary.

«Whether it's holding a large company accountable, for abuses of workforce or a whole host of other things, holding large banks accountable, whether it be making sure that corrupt officials are held accountable, whether it be a whole host of those types of things, in many ways the Attorney General has simply become the conscience of the State of New York.»

When he officially took the helm as leader of the city school system he certainly inherited a number of challenges: poor graduation rates, gaps in special education services, burned bridges between his predecessor, Jean Claude Brizard, and the teachers union and the school board, among a host of others things.

«We in the Legislature have a choice to make, in that the governor has proposed to us to take $ 50 million out of [the New York Power Authority] and put it toward a promotion campaign for Start Up - NY, yet we don't have the annual report that would tell us, with specificity, what jobs were created and a host of other things,» Schimminger said.

So it's often tricky to try to separate out the climate change signal from what might be a host of other things relating to how we manage crops and livestock.

In the meantime, of course, they are doing a whole host of other things that they know will certainly, or almost certainly, need to be done.

If China does say yes, that will put a lot of pressure on the United States [and] on a host of other things.»

Further, it involves body language, tone, inflection, motive, perspective, culture, and a whole host of other things that most people just don't take into account when conversing.

Permafrost is melting; the timing of animal migrations is changing; and a host of other things that have great inherent stability are changing.

These abilities are needed to keep track of keys, cars, names, and a host of other things.

In order to lose fat, gain muscle, get strong and improve your performance, there are a host of other things you need to focus on.

Amongst a host of other things, Vitamin D plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy bone density.

They help to digest your food, train your immune system to distinguish between friend & foe, turn your genes on and off, synthesize important vitamins that your body can't make on its own, aid in detoxification, neutralize cancer - causing compounds, and a host of other things.

I could never be a nurse or doctor or a host of other things like that, I am in awe of my friends and family who perform these roles.

It made for an eventful summer, but busy none the less and a host of other things which I'm not going to bore you with.