Sentence examples for presenting the programme for from inspiring English sources

You would think she had been presenting the programme for months rather than hours; she didn't muddle up time checks or crash the pips with her bright, clear, warm voice.

Madeley and Finnigan recorded their first episode of This Morning from the Albert Dock in Liverpool in October 1988 and went on to present the programme for 13 years, winning the National Television Awards most popular daytime programme category four years running from 1998 to 2001.

She went on to present the programme for 18 years.

Roy Plomley, who created the format, presented the programme for 43 years, until his death in 1985.

The kindergarten teacher presented the programme to the whole class for about 30 min every school day for 17 weeks.

Presenting the country programme for the Sudan, Mr. Alipui outlined some of the country's successes.

Manuel Fontaine, in presenting the country programmes for Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Equatorial Guinea, said that the challenges for the region were immense.

For example, Mr. As Sy presented the draft programme for Uganda, where 21 years of conflict came to an end in 2007, allowing for the gradual return of more than a million displaced people to their homes.

Long after his death I got the chance to present the Today programme for a couple of days, and it was a very emotional moment for me to sit in his chair.

Sue MacGregor presented the Today programme for nigh on 20 years; Peter Allen and Rhod Sharp have been working at 5 live since day one – 28 March 1994.

Patrick Moore presented the astronomy programme for more than 50 years; from next month, Aderin-Pocock will present the series, with astrophysicist Chris Lintott, in a new monthly slot on BBC4.