Sentence examples for major news programme from inspiring English sources
She swiftly made the transition from backstage to before the cameras, and there she has remained ever since, working on every major news programme, and winning a string of awards.
These 30-something news anchors will be fronting three major news programmes - morning, lunchtime and evening - plus reading half-hourly bulletins throughout the day.
His career with the BBC has combined presentation of major news programmes on both radio and TV (The World Tonight, BBC Breakfast News and the One O'Clock News) with work 'in the field', as Europe correspondent.
He has appeared on major news programmes like Newsnight (later describing Jeremy Paxman as "very fair") and Andrew Neil's Sunday Politics.
Without major new programmes on offer, discussion among commentators turned to the lack of major programmes.
A key change has been TV networks' decision to keep presenters of major political and news programmes in the studio while relying on live link ups from the conference centre to speak to politicians and commentators.
She had just become the first woman to solo anchor a weekday evening news programme on a major American network – a coveted title.
Athill's programme tomorrow, barring major news developments, will feature an item on her dislike of invasive jargon and a more lyrical piece about Highgate Cemetery.
News, news and major news.
Sky News - any type of news programme, really.
Wilson, whose resume boasts a stint as head of Sky's Washington DC bureau during the Gulf War, said: "Two major new news, analysis and current affairs programmes.
