Sentence examples for hosted shows from inspiring English sources
In 2009, the Uptown Bar, a spot that hosted shows by local acts like the Replacements, as well as bands like Nirvana, Oasis and others passing through the Twin Cities, closed.
As business plans go, this is not completely far-fetched: twice in his career, Olbermann was brought into enterprises in search of an identity (ESPN and MSNBC) and hosted shows ("Sports Center and "Countdown") around which big businesses were built.
DJs such as Logan Sama (grime), DJ Pioneer (UK funky), DJ Hype (jungle/drum and bass) and Loose Cannons (electro), who all hosted shows from 11pm to 1am between Monday and Thursday, have had their programmes cut to an hour each.
Details on the streaming service are still forthcoming, but it will include a variety of content from both emerging and established writers, directors and actors, including original scripted series, unscripted series, hosted shows, feature films, podcasts, editorial and more.
Last year, host Manoush Zomorodi released an episode of Note to Self —"the tech show about being human" that's also on the WNYC Studio slate where she argues that "listening to female hosted shows is a feminist act whether you mean it to be or not… because the people who are listening choose to".
He appeared regularly on variety hours, and he also hosted shows of his own.
(And maybe there was a chance the writers were already looking ahead to next week's Justin Timberlake hosted show).
Most co-hosted shows are male-female (57%), some are male-male (39%) and just 4% are female-female.
In co-hosted shows, you are nearly 10 times as likely to hear two-plus male presenters as you are to hear two-plus female presenters.
These characters are featured in Toca Boca's animated originals, which arrive alongside other original kid-hosted shows. .
