Sentence examples for powerful presenters from inspiring English sources
We have to put big powerful producers with big powerful presenters, so it's an equal balance".
The BBC has just revised all of its bullying and harassment guidelines, and one of the fundamental issues the corporation faces is that most TV and radio revolves around powerful presenters who determine the success or failure of a programme; and the production team's job is to get the best out of the "talent".
Among the most powerful presenters was Emma Gonzales, a Parkland survivor and organizer, took to the stage to deliver a speech, and then sat down, and remained in silence.
The morning after, the two men most responsible for bringing Broadway to Buffalo -- Albert Nocciolino, upstate New York 's most powerful tour presenter, and Anthony Conte, the president of Shea's -- were still laughing about the tribute.
The men in question tended to be powerful: senior journalists, broadcast presenters, long-term members of staff, or high-level professionals.
The most powerful TV producer and presenter in the UK has built his empire on the media's enduring fascination in everything he does, from his hit ITV shows to the most recent developments in his (occasionally) private life, which need not bother us here.
The mass shooting in Orlando was not far from people's thoughts throughout the Tony Awards with presenters and winners alike offering powerful words as tribute to those affected by the events.
Paradoxically, when the Today presenters are confronted with the genuinely powerful, the interviews can be surprisingly lightweight, a case in point being John Humphrys' recent interview with David Cameron.
Iain Dale, the Tory-leaning presenter of LBC Drive, called the column powerful, and said it would be quoted for years to come.
As guests dined on Alaskan halibut, presenters and honorees delivered remarks, alternating between powerful statements, humor and at times, tears.
