The phrase "at presenter" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "The information was shared at the presenter’s discretion."
Alternatives: "during the presentation" or "at the speaker's discretion".
With a sharp hook, a thumping rhythm and Steve Nieve's trademark swirly organ, the band were able to perform the song on Top of the Pops and sing the words right at presenter Tony Blackburn.
Prince said Rodman had been drinking when he commented on the case of detained American missionary Kenneth Bae in a bizarre interview with CNN, for which he later apologised after he swore and shouted at presenter Chris Cuomo when asked if he would use his influence to help Bae.
It was a Technicolor glimmer of a punk-rock revival, singer Niki Elliott's bright red hair swinging as she leered over the microphone to the moshpit, and later, in what's been called their "Bill Grundy moment", angrily shouting at presenter Terry Christian during a segment about topless models, backed by a mob-like live audience.
Well, you should; you'll be gobsmacked by what you see: passive-aggressive patter; tiny benches, contestants leaning all over each other like they're crammed onto the back of a bus; grown "quiz experts" glaring at presenter Jeremy Vine's face like he's a microwave with 13 seconds left to go.
Mr. Rajaratnam always fired the most questions at presenters, he said.
On Sunday Culturemart even offers a free Hybrid Performance Brunch, aimed mainly at presenters but also open to the public.
Diners remarked at presenters Harvey Keitel and Robert DeNiro being in the same room.
So thanks to World at One presenter Martha Kearney for including this at the end of her weekly newsletter.
Rock journalist at 16, TV presenter at 18, newspaper columnist for nearly 20 years.
At one point a bottle was thrown at a presenter on stage - it missed.
P33 ITV's Tom Bradby in talks to be News at Ten presenter.
