Sentence examples for presented documentaries from inspiring English sources

She has written for the New Yorker, the New Statesman and Prospect, and written and presented documentaries for BBC Radios 3 and 4.

Kidd currently presents Channel 5's The Classic Car Show, while motorcycle racer Guy Martin has previously presented documentaries and Life on Mars actor Philip Glenister is thought to add an off-beat element to the line-up.

He became not only the first contemporary artist to deliver the annual Reith Lectures for BBC's Radio 4 in 2013, but also presented documentaries for Channel 4 with titles such as Why Men Wear Frocks.

Since her release by the Taliban, Ridley has campaigned for the rights of Muslim women in the Islamic world, covered events on the 'war on terror' and presented documentaries on British TV.

She has written a musical, presented documentaries about the British Empire and the diet industry, and has recently made another for the charity MAG (Mines Advisory Group) about clearing unexploded ordnance in Laos.

O. Scott) 'American Meat' (No rating, 1 25) Graham Meriwether's plainly presented documentary argues for more healthful methods in meat farming, but it's still an advocacy film better suited for a class than for a cinema.

One way, Vaughan revealed, is to get a job, er, presenting documentaries on the BBC.

It's funny how people perceive you, especially when you present documentaries.

Profile transformed, he was invited to lecture the Edinburgh Television Festival and hired to present documentaries for Channel 4's Dispatches.

Mortimer has expressed an interest in presenting documentaries, but has glumly mused that such gigs may be saved for Oxbridge types.

Cairney has done a fair amount of TV alongside her radio work, from covering Glastonbury to presenting documentaries such as Riots: The Aftershock and Dying for Clear Skin.