Sentence examples for presenting contract from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the Baftas have rolled on Stephen Fry's presenting contract this year: he is a man who is undoubtably an expert in wry delivery and is as efficient as an Aga.

Gutsy praise Still on Mariella, she drew more laughs from the audience when she said: "In the last decade I've been told that literacy is boring, women's issues don't attract an audience, protest songs are a 'turn off' (tell Bob Dylan that), that I should consider a 'buy one, get the children free' presenting contract and, on the plus side, by John Sweeney, that I had 'balls'balls

She is clearly very good at what she does, however, amassing a reported £11m fortune from presenting contracts and lucrative endorsement deals with Littlewoods, Marks & Spencer and others.

Carney's present contract runs to 2015 and he is rumoured after that to want to go into Canadian politics.

"VTB has expressed no interest to extend its present contract, the last event of which was the IAAF World Championships in Beijing.

Any agreement would require the approval of the State Legislature, which is not expected back in Albany until after the present contract expires at midnight Monday.

His present contract (the latest of many), which comes into force this spring, guarantees him an annual salary of two and a half million dollars.

The MoJ claimed that the new contract would be delivered at a lower cost than the present contract and would deliver savings of £20m per annum in its second and third year of operations.

Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, the toy maker's chief -executive, said Lego would honour its existing deal with Shell, which began in 2011, but "as things currently stand we will not renew the contract with Shell when the present contract ends".

He still has a month to run on his present contract and it is understood he was offered a new deal two months ago to continue presenting The One Show, Match Of The Day 2 and The Apprentice: You're Fired!

His present contract ends in October 2006.At the time, Vodafone's takeover of Mannesmann caused widespread indignation that foreign business cultures should impinge upon the German way of doing things.