Sentence examples for as a today from inspiring English sources

Next year will mark his 30th anniversary as a Today presenter, and he is writing a book to be published when he finally hangs up the headphones.

When Nick Robinson takes to the airwaves for the first time as a Today programme presenter on Monday, he will do well to keep his emotions in check.

Marshall Stewart writes: Recruiting Robert Robinson (obituary, 15 August) as a Today presenter in 1971 (when I was the programme's editor) was not a straightforward affair.

Bush said he was "embarrassed and ashamed" for playing along with Trump's "locker-room banter"; he was fired as a "Today" host shortly after the tape appeared, and his career hasn't recovered.

True, "Today" wasn't exactly a sanctuary of journalistic high-mindedness, even before Ms. Walters; when she did get her first on-camera break, in 1964 as a " 'Today' girl," her predecessor wasn't Walter Lippmann but the movie actress Maureen O'Sullivan, who had played Jane in the Johnny Weissmuller "Tarzan" films.

These cards can be contextual, such as a 'Today' card which aggregates info such as local weather and calendar info, or a 'Nearby' card to surface location-specific local services.

As a Christmas classic – no.

The case was described as a fall.

It began as a Christmas album.

One oddsmaker installed Mayweather as a -2500 favorite and McGregor as a +1100 underdog.

The city developed in the late 19th century as a summer resort.