Sentence examples for french presenters from inspiring English sources

About 10 years later French presenters took an interest in the troupe's blend of dances from the street and the mines, and it began to tour internationally — a chain that often ends with local idioms being transformed into slick global products.

Daniel Auteil plays a French television presenter who is sent a series of videos suggesting that his house is being watched by a stalker.

The strong and silent Rei Kawakubo of Comme des Garcons actually gives an explanatory interview in 1983, where the French TV presenter offers the Japanese designer to her audience as a Samurai warrior radical, deliberately undermining the Parisian fashion hegemony.

Once, at Longchamp, he responded to the first question from a French TV presenter by throwing his arm around a nearby British journalist and asserting to camera that the man was his long-lost brother.

Marie LeLay (Cécile de France) is a famous French TV presenter who has a horrendous experience on holiday; newcomers Frankie McLaren and George McLaren play two London boys, Marcus and Jason, whose lives are touched by grim fate; Matt Damon is George, an ordinary guy in San Francisco cursed with the burden of being able to communicate with the dead.

Christine Ockrent, a seasoned French TV presenter, believes the justice minister's position has made her a target.

One of the pieces is said to be a portrait of a woman by Matisse which belonged to the grandfather of French TV presenter Anne Sinclair.

The program is in the original French, but the presenters say the humor requires no translation.

He's totally fluent in French!" Like the presenter, I'm impressed.

His wife, Anne Sinclair, a well-liked French former television presenter, declared that she did not believe "for a single second" that her husband was guilty.

But what about reflecting France's cultural diversity today in the mainstream media, like television? "Every year, I deplore the near-absence of French black and Arab presenters," said Zair Kedadouche, a French-Arab politician.