Sentence examples similar to presenter sequence from inspiring English sources
But Prezi can also free presenters from the predetermined sequence epitomised by a "deck" of slides.
The programme's presenter, Professor Kathy Sykes, ended the sequence by saying: "The stories are really moving but.. I need to find evidence that's more solid than this".
The centrepiece of the second was a sequence in which the three presenters tried to replicate a training exercise used by Jordanian special forces.
Someone seems to have told BBC history presenters they must militantly colonise attention from the title sequence and subsequently rule it with a rod of iron.
Again, I see this error a lot on TV – heavily cut sequences with a booming soundtrack and the presenter in a nice jacket speeding around the Colosseum in a Fiat Cinquecento.
With these images, many of them shot by the brightest and best British cameramen, he and his editors shaped suggestive and poetic sequences that had no need of a presenter to tell the viewer what they were seeing.
A title sequence indicates that the video is a presentation of a presentation of a presentation — YouTube clips often come in double, if not triple, sets of quotation marks — and the presenters are not exactly politically neutral.
Always a contrived fiction, this sequence juxtaposes a poignant fantasy of a fully fit presenter with the merciless world of hard news.
Although each presenter emphasized the rapidity with which these data can now be generated using next-generation sequencing instruments, they also listed the large number of people involved in the analysis of these datasets.
But the hokey banter between presenters was kept to a minimum and the best-song nominees were compressed into one no-frills sequence.
