Sentence examples for Well-known presenter from inspiring English sources

"What was striking was that such a well-known presenter could be so warm and friendly to the youngsters, sharing with them his love for Desperate Housewives".

Anyone can say we should make programmes about Constable and Leonardo, and find a well-known presenter to utter some conventional pieties about them.

Some do not have proper work permits.On May 16th Yang Rui, a well-known presenter for the English-language service of Chinese state television, expressed support for the campaign in an astonishing rant on his microblog.

In Britain, she's a well-known presenter of medium-to-highbrow TV programs about the ancient world, and a contributor to current-affairs talk shows — a so-called "telly don".

Next week, in the final installment, we'll look at the journey of a female German convert who was once a well-known presenter on MTV Europe.

Perhaps most shockingly, I've heard rumours that a few very well-known presenters became known to have what are affectionately dubbed "party hands".

And Fubar's list of well-known presenters is long.

"BBC London was off the radar before they brought in well-known presenters like Danny Baker and had a rebrand," he said.

In the quest for credibility the channel has signed up well-known presenters such as Riz Khan, formerly of CNN, and veteran British broadcaster Sir David Frost.

It is thought that News Corp's undertakings include the possibility of an independent editorial board which would oversee the output of Sky News and its team of well-known presenters such as Adam Boulton, Dermot Murnaghan and Kay Burley.

Well-known presenters for the corporation such as Emily Maitlis, Nick Robinson and Huw Edwards will no longer anchor programmes from the heart of an unfolding news story, as has been typical in recent years when responding to major events.