The word 'announcer' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a person who announces something, such as a sports event or a radio show. For example, "The announcer welcomed the crowd to the game."
I do not normally gather such evidence for a given public address announcer, but surely I am justified in trusting such announcements.
But it must be assembled from various components and configured by users.Indeed, the announcement would probably have gone unnoticed were it not for the announcer.
Turnbull replied that it was Jones who was undermining the Abbott government and "doing the work of the Labor party", a charge not usually levelled at the Sydney announcer who is an ardent supporter of the prime minister.
Why not have a Newcastle announcer calling the game that is being held in Newcastle?
When he set the puzzle down and stopped the timer, just seconds later, the audience erupted, nearly drowning out the announcer: "Feliks with a 7.95!" Feliks Zemdegs had been here before.
The stadium announcer reportedly referred to Rangers as "Sevco Franchise" when reading out half-time scores during the interval at Falkirk's game against Raith Rovers on Saturday.
Not long now: The teams line up in the White Hart Lane tunnel as the PA announcer plays some seriously spooky choral music to herald their arrival on the pitch.
At the same time, the public address announcer was pointing out the Cherries first home game of the new season was on 13 August against Kidderminster Harriers.
Gabourel often trains at his local airstrip – early in the morning, when no planes are due to use it – and the announcer incited further support for the underdog by declaring: "It may be hot for us today but for a lot of these guys it's pure Baltic".
Falkirk have suspended their PA announcer for making "inappropriate" comments about Rangers at the weekend.
The announcer declared: "The Seasiders' team will be: number one, triallist …number three, triallist … and so on.
