Sentence examples for announcers from inspiring English sources

Such was local rivalry that announcers are still forced to refer to BBC Salford, not Manchester.

This was what it was always like in Scotland, stadium announcers joked to the crowds.

The distinction, once routinely taught in primary schools but now assailed on all sides, especially by train and tube announcers, is being lost duffel bag, duffel coat The fabric was named after Duffel, a town in Belgium dugout Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (or wherever), first mention; thereafter the duke and duchess.

By Seattle standards, report Metro Traffic's radio announcers from their glass-enclosed eyrie, it's not a bad evening rush hour.

Aside from bearded police and veiled television announcers, there is little sign of greater Islamisation.

Broadcasters say they have been told to avoid politics or sectarian issues, to slash the airtime devoted to religion and, according to one popular television sheikh, to replace bearded preachers with announcers holding "professional media qualifications".In this section Can Kenya make its new deal work?

His gimmicks include dressing popular television announcers in his clothes.

Church leaders, mosque loudspeakers and television announcers urged, cajoled and in some cases angrily harangued citizens to do their patriotic duty.

Even more transitory were the Spirits of St . Louis the short-lived (1974 76) American Basketball Association ABAA) team, whose most important legacy may have been the broadcaster Bob Costas, who became one of sports' most recognized television announcers in the late 20th century.

In The Death of Rhythm and Blues, George quotes one of Benson's fellow announcers, who said of him, "He sounded black.

Some of the nicest people I have ever met have been radio announcers.