Sentence examples for of all presenters from inspiring English sources

When it comes to the most popular – and therefore important – breakfast and drive slots Monday-Friday, women represent just 12-13% of all presenters.

The BBC has dismissed alleged government proposals that could force it to disclose the pay packages of all presenters and performers earning more than £150,000 a year, describing it as a disingenuous attempts to "satisfy public intrigue".

I like Grand Designs, and Jonathan Ross's show is particularly prominent on my Sky Plus because he is the true leader of all presenters and the man who I aspire to be.

That revealed only 18% of television presenters were women over 50 and of all the presenters over 50, 82% were men.

Martin, for my money, has been the most reliably witty and sure-footed of all the recent presenters; the host that best navigates this most cramped and compromised of positions.

Conflict of interest statements from all presenters and Panel members were available on-line during the conference and are listed in supplementary Appendix S1, available at Annals of Oncology online.

Miley Cyrus – who, of all the very slight presenters was very much the slightest: wins the not-eating-solid-food award for this day and perhaps the last week.

First of all, the presenters' willingness to present a case (in combination with their experience with Balint group work) can be seen as an indication of their readiness to put their perspective into question.

Collecting the award, the programme's producer and director, Nick Skinner, said: "(I've) got to say thanks to Ciaran Jenkins (the programme's presenter) first of all.

Although many students come to understand the three-dimensional organization of the brain through hands-on dissection and examination of the brain, not all presenters have access to brain specimens.

The stars and players of movieland are terrified of boat-rocking at the best of times, so all the presenters and award-winners stayed shtum about Iraq, other than implying, in fine Clintonian style, that they supported the soldiers but not necessarily the war.