Sentence examples for a substitute host from inspiring English sources

He has spoken with executives at a local talk radio station, WOR, about becoming a substitute host.

ABC canceled the show that fall, and Mr. Bishop returned to nightclub work, guest appearances on TV variety shows and frequent work as a substitute host for Carson.

He also became a substitute host on "The Tonight Show" after Jack Paar left the job and before NBC hired Carson.

He will also serve as an anchor during some of MSNBC's daytime coverage, as well as a substitute host on NBC's "Weekend Today" show.

She works in Culver City, Calif., as a reporter and a substitute host for "Day to Day," the National Public Radio midday news program.

In 1991, after Johnny Carson announced he was stepping down, NBC first handed the job to Mr. Leno, then a substitute host for the program.

Though Mr. Gregory was widely respected inside NBC News for his political coverage, he had another advantage over the other candidates: his role as a frequent substitute host for Mr. Lauer on NBC's most important news program, "Today".

The thinking seems be that should Mr. Letterman progress rapidly, as he seems to be doing, it will not be necessary to go to any substitute hosts.

Liz Cheney, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, is joining Fox News Channel as a paid contributor and substitute host, the channel confirmed Friday.

During the hour I listened in, the day's substitute host, Todd Lohenry, a local Republican leader, had two guests on with him, first a local evangelical pastor and then the former Republican State Assembly leader, John Gard.

The manager of Jay Leno, who himself was Mr. Carson's regular substitute host, planted a story on the front page of The New York Post in February 1991, citing the fears of unnamed NBC executives that Mr. Carson was getting too old and was in danger of being supplanted by Mr. Hall.