Sentence examples for broadcasting personality from inspiring English sources
PAGE B1 Sports BROADCASTER TURNED COACH STILL SPEAKING HIS MIND Mark Jackson recently became the latest N.B.A. player turned broadcasting personality to vault from the network analyst's chair to a head coaching job.
Former longtime La Cañada resident and broadcasting personality Dick Sinclair passed away last month in Palm Desert, where he'd made his home in recent years.
From the beginning Mr. Clark, who died on Wednesday at 82, embodied the stereotype of a certain kind of neutral broadcasting personality skilled at occupying the foreground while remaining in the background.
From the beginning Mr. Clark, who died on Wednesday at 82, embodied the stereotype of a certain kind of neutral broadcasting personality skilled at occupying the foreground while remaining in the _________.
Chicago public broadcasting personality Geoffrey Baer visits 10 landmark structures -- in chronological order from Thomas Jefferson's Virginia State Capitol to Frank Gehry's Disney Hall -- in this sprightly dash through two centuries of American architecture.
Rush Limbaugh has made a living off of this phony hegemony, as well as Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, and whole host of mostly broadcasting personalities.
Art is by nature promotional, pushing beliefs, broadcasting status, aggrandizing personalities.
Was it possible that Charles McPhee, the syndicated radio personality, was broadcasting his show while drunk?
"The Kickabout is going to give sports fan something they've been missing – a show that's more than just scores and fixtures," said Chris Baughen, managing editor of Radio X. "Radio X is home to some of the biggest personalities in broadcasting.
It's I, personally, broadcasting.
