Sentence examples for go-to presenter from inspiring English sources

And perhaps that very fact is why we don't have the easy persona of a Gary Lineker in the driving seat but a shouty, try-hard Chris Evans who would desperately love to get back to the days where he was the go-to presenter on television.

The most surprising moment of the night goes to presenters Zulayka Rivera, Miss Universe 2006, and soap star Christian Meier who locked lips before handing over the Best Soap Opera Theme Song (Mejor Tema Novelero) award to Marconi and Eliza Gonzalez for "Me Puedes Pedir lo Que Sea".

Chris Berrow, 25, presenter, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire "I'm going to present the 6am-9am show.

Duarte Design worked with Al Gore on the "Inconvenient Truth" presentation and is a go-to advisor for several of the presenters at the annual TED conferences.

But the nod must go to dishevelled presenter Winona Ryder, whose tousled blond locks made it look as if she'd arrived after crawling through a privet hedge.

Played by the actor Will Ferrell, he remained in character and on set for the full duration of the Saturday evening broadcast, and some credit should go to regular presenter Amber Schatz for keeping a straight face more or less throughout.

During the civil war, it turns out, he was the go-to man if you suspected that someone might have parked several kilos of high-explosive outside your front door, and he'd been gone to by Bob Baer, the presenter of Car Bomb because Beirut was an important chapter in the history of this entry-level guided missile, which can do for a few hundred dollars what it takes the Pentagon billions to achieve.

I was never going to be a presenter.

At the BBC top money goes to bureaucrats and presenters and much of it is wasted.

The unnamed witness said the incident took place when she went to the former BBC presenter's home to interview him about a photograph of him and Jimmy Savile alongside a number of other DJs.

"If you're going to be a factual presenter you've got to be passionate but you've got to back that up with knowledge," says his Springwatch co-presenter Martin Hughes-GaMartin