Sentence examples for presenting from the from inspiring English sources

The 65-year-old has covered a diverse range of subjects for the BBC, from the scandal of the elderly forced to sell their homes to pay for care, to presenting from the party political conferences.

A spokeswoman for Sky News said: "Today whilst presenting from the site of the MH17 air crash Colin Brazier reflected on the human tragedy of the event and showed audiences the content of one of the victims' bags.

BBC1's weekday afternoon children's programming was rebranded Children's BBC – later shortened to CBBC – in September 1985, with Phillip Schofield presenting from the tiny "broom cupboard" continuity announcer's studio.

If you case you haven't seen the fight, or would like to relive it again, here is David Frost presenting "from the heartland of Africa, live and direct from ringside in Kinshasa, Zaire".

Within moments, the TV was filled with images of my new girlfriend, soon to be a much decorated war correspondent, presenting from the fall of the Berlin Wall, in the war zone in Bosnia and appearing on The Late Late Show, Ireland's premier chat show.

I was presenting from the count in Bedworth Civic Hall as the tension mounted.

All the entertainment was presented from the New York City Showmobile.

Hints of the heart risks from Avandia were, however, present from the beginning.

Did Communion involve transubstantiation, or was Jesus physically present from the start of the rite?

When the Greek equivalent of Huw Edwards tried to present from the rally, the protesters tried to beat him up.

First, several tolerancing methods are presented from the literature.