Sentence examples for going on to present from inspiring English sources

On BBC Radio 4, he made his mark in 1987 by succeeding John Ebdon as presenter of the Archive programme and going on to present the nostalgic Times Remembered.

She started out as a marketing intern at London station Kiss FM, going on to present its drivetime show before BBC 1Xtra came calling.

Shimada began his career as a standup comic in Osaka in the late 1970s before going on to present variety shows, as well as political discussion programmes, for commercial networks.

Having left school at 16, she landed a job as a dancer on Top of the Pops, before going on to present a children's TV show, No 73, alongside Sandi Toksvig, the beginning of a 10-year career in television that also included a stint presenting the children's Saturday morning show Motormouth.

Each team gets just 60 seconds to pitch their project, with the three best teams going on to present their hack in front of an even bigger audience at our Disrupt SF conference later this week.

He auditioned for SMart and, following a successful interview where he met future co-presenter Jay Burridge, he went on to present SMart from its first edition in 1994.

In reality, he'd then go on to present Naked Jungle.

You then went on to present Pet Nation with Liza Tarbuck on Sky One.

He went on to present oldies concerts all over the United States and Britain.

From this opening the curators go on to present an engaging if highly idiosyncratic history of the body in art.

He went on to present the game show Sale Of The Century, which ran for 12 years.