The phrase "a presenter in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who presents in a specific context, such as a conference, meeting, or media format.
Example: "She is a presenter in a popular science documentary series that explores environmental issues."
Alternatives: "a speaker in a" or "a host in a".
She also lauded La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz, who she said "went from a nominee to a winner to a presenter in a matter of minutes".
P19 The Sun Kelvin MacKenzie: Why did Channel 4 News have a presenter in a hijab to front coverage of Muslim terror attack?
Kelvin MacKenzie's column, which ran with the headline "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?", appeared in Monday's edition of the paper.
She also linked the comment piece, which was headlined "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?" to rising levels of hate crime since the UK vote to leave the EU.
PS: Far and away the most interesting complaint currently under consideration by Ipso is the one against the Sun's columnist, Kelvin MacKenzie, for his 18 July column, "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?" According to the latest update on Ipso's website, it has attracted more than 1,900 complaints.
"The presenter of CBeebies might not seem like a friend; they seem like a presenter in a studio".
Wilentz recently spoke at Pitzer College, for example, and this week will be a presenter in an Irvine Lifelong Learning series.
presenter_status – an integer data type that tells whether there is a presenter in the online presentation or not.
Adams is a presenter in the new series, The Bible: A History, to be screened next February.
Phillip Barker, 34, who is studying for a master's degree in social work, was recently a presenter in Chicago at a Me So Far lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender night at the Den Theater in Wicker Park.
"What is the connection with a presenter in the studios in their 40s and 50s?
