Sentence examples for roundtable show from inspiring English sources

In September it started a roundtable show called "Up," hosted by Chris Hayes, which has been well-received and has impressed people inside MSNBC with its political I.Q.

And for more than a decade, starting in early 1997, he was a frequent guest on "Kentucky Tonight," a political roundtable show on state public television.

On big premiere dates we will have more of a debate, roundtable show that talks about socially relevant topics that affect this culture.

The Roundtable shows no sign of wavering in its enthusiastic support of the Common Core.

Former domestic policy adviser Stuart Eizenstat remembers that the Carter plan, which the President enthusiastically supported, was abruptly dropped after a meeting with the Business Roundtable showed no corporate support.

WATCH: The Envelope Emmy Roundtable | Show runners.

They don't do that thing where they run it all down for us at the beginning, introduce the "powerhouse roundtable" and show people storming, with purpose, all over the Newseum, as if to say, "The American people need me cough up this thought-tumor that's wedged by my larynx!" Instead, I guess I have to be surprised.

Even BBC2's chin-stroking arts roundtable The Late Show reproduced by binary fission, spawning the more populist and much longer-lived Jools Holland Later series.

Are you listening, "House"?) It'd be interesting to hear a roundtable of actors and show runners talking to that point: when and how they finally found a way to make their character or concept work and resonate with viewers.

To qualify for roundtable certification, growers must show they issue protective equipment to workers, provide adequate accommodation, pay the minimum wage (around 900 ringgit, or £184, per month in Malaysia) and offer healthcare and other benefits.

Rosen was scheduled to appear as part of the political news show's roundtable on Sunday.