Sentence examples for presenters around from inspiring English sources
He has alienated the board, the dancers, dance presenters around the world and donors who would support Graham's legacy.
Also possibly benefiting "Millie" is that one of its producers is the Independent Presenters Network, an association of 45 theater presenters around the country.
"If you've got that many presenters around the river, you're not going to like all of them each the same amount," said Damazer, who is now master of St Peter's College, Oxford.
Originally launching with four presenters around a desk and 794,000 viewers, increasingly it has reverted to type by focusing more on two presenters and interviews on the sofa.
Now, though, he is worth talking about for another, rather paradoxical reason: despite having no particularly concrete public identity, Bacon has quietly become one of the most ubiquitous presenters around.
As a communications coach and analyst, Peter Paskale helps presenters around the world to take to the stage by unleashing the potential power of their words.
Many of the programmes are excellent, but why is there scarcely a male TV children's presenter around who is not as camp as hell?
Ms Estrada, 53, whose husband has already divorced her under Saudi law, claims to have found out about his marriage to Loujain Adada, a then 24-year-old former MTV presenter, around the time of her 50th birthday party in 2012.
Or maybe it is that a tiny uptick in the incidents of cancellation have become magnified by ready access to information previously not generally available (thank you, World Wide Web!) and by the unfortunate tendency of presenters to market around particular artists...so that when they cancel audiences are furious and managements embarrassed.
The convention (as in "convening," Mr. Smith emphasized) originated at Town Hall in 1989, as a showcase for nightclub performers and presenters from around the country.
Before the financial crisis hit in 2009, it had about 100 on-air presenters earning around $650,000 a year, according to a former ERT manager.
