Sentence examples for broadcasting talent from inspiring English sources

Citing her name recognition and broadcasting talent, he suggested she could work full time for "60 Minutes" or on her own prime-time shows.

It's impossible to see that an AFL broadcasting talent of Dennis Cometti's versatility and widespread appeal will emerge from the present media landscape, and now probably unfair to expect it.

So, yes, this writer is willing to move the Knicks out of that group that includes the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and Shaquille O'Neal's broadcasting talent and say that the Knicks are, in fact, for real.

In a tearful on-air announcement on Friday, Summer Reese, the interim executive director of the Pacifica Foundation, which owns WBAI, said that after talks with SAG-Aftra, the union that represents broadcasting talent, "we will be laying off virtually everyone whose voice you recognize on the air," effective Monday.

He added: "With a new domestic playing schedule due to start in 2014, we are keen to promote the county game to the widest possible audience and are delighted that the BBC will be providing such comprehensive coverage of all our county competitions, and seeking to recruit a new generation of broadcasting talent.

Mr Limbaugh is clearly a great broadcasting talent.

Moyles is yet to announce where he will take those broadcasting talents next.

Placed in front of the camera she impressed enormously but was still not offered the prime-time slot her broadcasting talents might have demanded.

The actor and theatre director Kevin Spacey has attacked the BBC for unfairly distorting the West End theatre market by broadcasting the talent programmes Any Dream Will Do and I'd Do Anything.

You may think her system sounds a bit contrived or calculating, but consider what this translates into in terms of time: a half-day a week on average spent enlarging your abilities and opportunities, a half-day a week broadcasting your talents and building your reputation.

Job: agent, producer Age: 50 Industry: talent management, broadcasting New entry "Perhaps Addison Cresswell should be on this list instead," we said midway through Jonathan Ross's entry in last year's MediaGuardian 100.