Sentence examples for news guests from inspiring English sources
Can you guess the percent of evening cable news guests who are brought on camera to discuss education issues who are actually educators?
"It's Still a Man's World on the Idiot Box," by Maureen Dowd (column, Dec. 2), reminds us that women are not only underrepresented as news anchors, but also vastly invisible as expert news guests.
Although this was supposed to be an evening about history, not breaking news, guests wondered aloud who would be the next man to hold the keys to one of the most identifiable homesteads in the world.
After tweeting quotes from Fox News guests Tuesday morning about climate change and U.S.-Israel relations, President Trump settled on a topic where he considers himself an expert and spoke in his own voice.
Has a growing national profile, thanks to his popularity as a cable news guest.
A frequent cable-news guest and Tea Party speaker appearing in sweater vests or suits and ties, he was called Alex P. Keaton, Lil' Limbaugh, the Little Mr. Conservative (in a headline with a 2009 article in these pages), Urkel, a Muppet and Doogie Howser, G.O.P.
And the good news for guests who covet these items in the $6,500-a-night suite is that instant gratification is only an elevator ride away: Bottega Veneta's store is right next door.
According to Fox 6 news, festival guests were warned about K-9 searches for drugs prior to entering the festival and amnesty boxes were provided to discard any drugs prior to being searched.
In other "Arrow" Season 2 news, recurring guest stars Manu Bennett (Slade Wilson) and Colton Haynes (Roy Harper) were promoted to series regulars, along with fan-favorite Emily Bett Rickards (Felicity Smoak).
Netflix said they are "looking forward to reimagining the late night talk show" and that Handler's unnamed show will still consist of her signature style -- her unfiltered commentary, entertainment news and guest interviews.
In addition to the fiction and the editorial by Fairman, there was a letter column, a profile of Wilson Tucker, a selection of science news, a guest editorial by Ken Slater, a well-known British fan, and an approving review of the TV show Tales of Tomorrow.
