Sentence examples for a better presenter from inspiring English sources

Loosen up! Get a better presenter Someone who can think on their feet.

If you quit being so wrapped up in your own nerves (that no one cares about but you) and focus instead on your audience and your message not only will you be a better presenter, you'll be a less nervous one!

Being a better presenter alone may not make you more successful but it certainly will help you be a better leader, communicator and visionary.

It means better presenter moments potentially, but I don't think it necessarily changes the landscape of the show.

Bieber and some of the better presenters (we're looking at you Martha Stewart) saw their names trending on Twitter when Comedy Central aired their two-hour special Monday night.

(Memo to television executives everywhere: news is a better product when presenters look at the camera).

"The fact it is in England and they will probably get the vast majority of the support and it is 90 minutes, not two legs, gives them a better chance," said the BBC presenter.

The truth is a dry run will help the presenter to deliver his speech with a better flow.  .

Chris Evans has taken another blow in his brief tenure asTop Gear presenter after Simon Cowell claimed he would have been a better choice for the role.

Others did a better job of breaking down the convention and our wonderful presenters, Jarrod Hindeman from www.mantherapy.org, Stephanie Jelley and Lisa Duggan from www.UmoJawa.com, and Dr. Harley Rotbart, professor and vice chair of Pediatrics at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center/Children's Hospital of Colorado.

These are the editions put out when presenters suddenly leave a programme because of tragedy, sacking or a better offer.