Sentence examples for loyal presenters from inspiring English sources
The suddenness of the decision, and the fact he will leave the BBC as soon as next week, came as a shock to the team of loyal presenters he has handpicked for a schedule that is attracting record-breaking audiences.
Something of a maverick, Andrews didn't always see eye to eye with BBC management but he was fiercely loyal to the presenters he worked with, most notably John Peel and Annie Nightingale.
But even the presenters' most loyal fans probably don't realise how much more there is to them than likability – which is largely why they decided to let me watch them at work.
Presenter Andrew Castle thanked the loyal viewers who watched it during a 17-year run.
The presenter has built a loyal following for his effusive style and flowery prose during his breathless football commentaries.
Barnaby Dawe, the managing director of the Heart network said: "We're delighted to see how loyal our listeners are to both the brand and the presenters... We're looking forward to taking the Heart brand from strength to strength with our new marketing campaign which conveys Heart's feelgood factor".
This was part of Mr Taylor's pitch in Georgia.Brent Baker, a former SEC lawyer who now works on affinity-fraud cases, has seen ones involving "just about every type of community you can think of", including one where loyal listeners of a Persian-language radio show were bilked by its presenter.
His loyal team continues to give him support, as does Nicolò Zito, the news presenter on the Free Channel television network (which isn't owned, it is implied, by Berlusconi, unlike the more conservative Televigàta).
For example, he presses McChrystal - the main presenter - to say how you can expect to build an effective Afghan army loyal to the state when the government is universally seen as corrupt and illegitimate.
Presenters include Jessica Alba, Barbara Walters, Marc Jacobs and Condoleezza Rice.
