Sentence examples for prospective presenters from inspiring English sources

And so the audition process is tough, with about half of prospective presenters failing first time.

The former That's Life presenter and prospective MP gave few details, but perhaps wanted to challenge the wounding criticism of the Labour grandee Roy Hattersley, who said she would most likely have no policies at all.

A dataset of presenters was created to enable prospective follow-up to assess early impressions regarding publication success with longer-term publication outcomes.

Presenters and contributors to oral presentations were given priority.

These presentations reflected the individual perspectives of the presenters.

Another site, the electronic version of Musical America (www.musicalamerica.com), competes with other departments and prospective ventures at Andante, including a news section and listings of artist managements, presenters, festivals, opera companies and orchestras.

On Twitter, presenter of BBC Radio 4's Money Box Paul Lewis wondered how prospective buyers of second-hand cars would know in future when the vehicle excise duty paid would expire.

Presenters include Jessica Alba, Barbara Walters, Marc Jacobs and Condoleezza Rice.

Other presenters include Jimmy Fallon, Tim Gunn and Jon Hamm.

Last week, the television presenter Kirstie Allsopp criticised the National Childbirth Trust (NCT), claiming it was "politicised" and "dogmatic", and that its classes didn't always prepare prospective mothers for the possibility of a caesarean section.

Prospective passengers may also want to consider the amount of scheduled time for questions and answers after the sessions -- and whether there will be soirees outside the formal seminars at which presenters and investors can mingle.