Sentence examples for producer current from inspiring English sources

Marcus Ryder Executive producer, current affairs, BBC TV executive who spearheaded coverage of the Scottish referendum.

A Plea to the Bambino You may wonder what Rob Astorino -- former sports-radio producer, current challenger of Andrew J. Spano for county executive -- was doing meeting a busful of extreme Yankee fans at the entrance to the Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Hawthorne recently and leading them on a pilgrimage to the grave of Babe Ruth.

The combined current-account surplus of China and other Asian emerging economies is put at only $188 billion this year (see chart 2 below).Relative to their economies, the oil producers' current-account surpluses are far bigger than China's.

No deal has been announced between Lionsgate, the studio that produces "Mad Men," and Matthew Weiner, the show's creator and executive producer, whose current producing deal is set to expire.

With Matthew Morrison as Barrie, Kelsey Grammer as his longtime theater producer Charles Frohman, current script by James Graham and current score by Gary Barlow and Eliot Kennedy, it's at best a treasure chest of only mixed delights.

However, in 1965 Sid became a TV researcher, eventually working his way up to producer of current affairs programmes.

On April 7, Paul Bogaev will return for a conversation with Thomas Schumacher, theatrical producer and current president of Disney Theatrical Group.

Innes Bowen is a Radio 4 producer on current affairs who has spent much of the last eight years doing some serious journalism in her free time.

Birt joined the British public-service network Independent Television (ITV) in 1968, after graduating from the University of Oxford, and became an accomplished producer of current affairs programs.

Mr. Davenport himself acknowledges that his last two outings on Broadway as lead producer, the current "Macbeth," with Alan Cumming, and the 2011 revival of "Godspell," were modest sellers and did not receive any Tony nominations.

A Times story that appeared in the Oct. 25 print edition quoted a former BBC producer and current member of Parliament, Roger Gale, saying that Mr. Thompson was well paid "to, apparently, not know what was going on under his own roof".