Sentence examples for presenter without from inspiring English sources

It is almost impossible to work as a BBC local radio presenter without the Alan Partridge reference being thrown your way.

Half the time she sounds like an aristocratic Edwardian, yet she can slip into the register of a Radio 1 presenter without sounding the least bit inauthentic.

First news bulletin after Iran's 1979 revolution Jump to media player The first TV news bulletin after the Islamic Revolution in 1979 featured a female presenter without a hijab.

It got a vast pool of potential fans to cough up for Prime; those same fans still got their Top Gear, plus the tantalising possibility of goods delivered the same day; and the presenters, without the BBC's finger for ever wagging in their direction, might finally get to make the show they always wanted to.

Fed up with seeing yet another group of presenters without a single woman represented, a group of activists created the All Male Panel Tumblr page.

Could you imagine it without presenter James May? Definitely.

Regular presenter Sue Perkins will be without her usual sidekick Mel Giedroyc, but will be joined by guest hosts Omid Djalili, Ed Byrne and Jo Brand.

Bullet points, agendas, appendices — they're all ladled on in an attempt to make the deck stand on its own, without the presenter.

A junior member of staff at BBC News approached a senior presenter last week and asked, without irony, where she could find the corporation's list of banned words.

Paxman, who neither overstates nor understates matters by describing himself as a mild republican, was astonished to find he couldn't do his job as the main news presenter at the British Broadcasting Corporation without having to take part in grueling dress rehearsals for royal funerals.

It was a programme without a presenter and watched mainly by night workers, early risers and insomniacs.