Sentence examples for broadcast veteran from inspiring English sources

The same qualities earned credibility with L.A.'s vast audience," broadcast veteran Warren Olney wrote in nominating the longtime broadcaster for the Society of Professional Journalists' Helen Thomas Lifetime Achievement Award, which Chambers received in 2006.

You're a broadcast veteran.

Mr. Grade not only is a broadcast veteran but also belongs to no political party, he said, and has never made a political donation.

By "marginalized," this broadcast veteran means "redundant".

I think every era has its signature look and sound, and every era has good and bad bands," the broadcast veteran said.

Hispanc shows and 'Queer as Folk' is almost heroic," said Tony Jonas, a veteran broadcast network producer who is now a producer for "Queer as Folk" and "Leap Years".

Veteran broadcast Terry Wogan has died of cancer at the age of 77, leading to hundreds of tributes being posted on social media, many of which are remembering his best moments on TV and Radio.

Daniel Schorr, the veteran broadcast journalist, acknowledged on NPR last week that Washington has a hard time managing multiple problems and tends to be a "one-thing-at-a-time type of town".

At a debate organized by the German weekly newsmagazine Der Spiegel in late July, after the Assad interview was broadcast, Christoph Reuter, Der Spiegel's veteran Syria correspondent, called Mr. Todenhöfer's conclusions absurd and also rejected his view that Mr. Assad is interested in compromise.

I had heard some time ago that this novel was coming; a friend of mine had bumped into the author – a veteran broadcast journalist – as he was intensively researching Gallipoli, while a contact at the Australian war memorial relayed, sotto voce, the "concerns" of some conservative historians over the contemporary "novelisation" of the Dardanelles story.

"This isn't a case of taking your advertising dollars or current revenue and redirecting it," says one veteran broadcast network producer.