Sentence examples for presenting line from inspiring English sources

Kirsten O'Brien, the former BBC Children's presenter, asked what the tribunal ruling could mean if TV producers became fearful of making changes to older presenting line ups.

Channel 4 announced the new presenting line up in 2012 after it became racing's exclusive terrestrial broadcaster when the BBC relinquished its rights to show the Derby, the Grand National and Royal Ascot.

I'm delighted Tom is joining our very strong and well established presenting line-up.

A favourite parlour game among Today devotees is reshuffling the presenting line-up.

This week C4 will be hoping to put an end to such questions, as it relaunches Countdown's gentle brand of teatime entertainment with a new presenting line-up.

And on the day that ITV officially unveiled its new presenting line-up, including Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, and the new studio for GMTV's replacement, Daybreak.

The BBC confirmed that it had "no plans to replace Chris" and that it did not expect to make any changes to the presenting line-up.

Chris Evans has signed a three-year deal to lead a new presenting line-up on Top Gear, the BBC has confirmed.

London Live has also signed up seven video journalists to join its news and current affairs team, as the TV station continues to grow the ranks of its presenting line-up.

An all-women presenting line-up would have been novel and could have worked well, but that perhaps would be hoping for too much in the way of reform.

There is little sense, for example, in presenting lines like "homeostasis is a colligative (i.e., group) property of life" sung in grand choral textures or as heroic solo lines.