Sentence examples similar to long time anchor from inspiring English sources

Sherman is the author of the book "The Loudest Voice in the Room: How the Brilliant, Bombastic Roger Ailes Built Fox News-anDivideded a Country". ### Ted Koppel, author of "Lights Out," senior contributor to "CBS Sunday Morning," and long-time anchor of CBS News "Nightline" will deliver a second Ewing Lecture on Wednesday March 8 , 2017

Brian Williams, the long-time anchor of NBC Nightly News, was caught lying, padding his resume.

The long-time anchor and managing editor of NBC News is banished from that program for good.

"We filtered out the mayor a long time ago," Long told "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz.

You were a correspondent for a long time before becoming an anchor and managing editor of "CBS Evening News".

He had worked hard and waited a long time to be named anchor of the nightly news broadcast at age 45 in 1962.

The first move was to bring in Gregg Jakobson, a long time friend and collaborator, to anchor and produce the sessions.

"For a long time, China has been the anchor of global disinflation," said Dong Tao, an economist at Credit Suisse, referring to how the two-decade-long shift to manufacturing in China helped many global companies lower costs and prices.

Design, calculations and testing of the axles has been developed before long time and basic procedures are anchored in the European standards EN.

"This is the first big journalism hiring binge that anyone's been on for a long time," said the business reporter and anchor Ali Velshi when he left CNN in April for a prime time spot on Al Jazeera America.

Careers were destroyed, the image of journalists was badly tarnished, and bloggers – the ones who discovered that the documents seemed to have been typed with Microsoft Word, a program that did not exist in the early 70s – got to celebrate bringing down one of the most powerful names in US news: long-time CBS anchor Dan Rather.