Sentence examples for show contributor from inspiring English sources

In March 2014, they announced 53-year-old Larry Wilmore, a long-time Daily Show contributor, as the replacement for Colbert.

Names like Amy Schumer, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Retta, Wanda Sykes, Aisha Tyler, Maya Rudolph and Margaret Cho are consistently suggested by pundits, while Daily Show contributor Jessica Williams famously ruled herself out of the running.

When the issue hit newsstands, Bee, a longtime correspondent on Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show," and her husband, Jason Jones, another former "Daily Show" contributor, were preparing to début "Full Frontal".

Even before Trump backed out, the search for a host was more protracted than usual, with the gig eventually going to Hasan Minhaj, the thirty-one-year-old comedian and "Daily Show" contributor.

Mr. Mercurio then introduced us to Lewis Black, a regular "Daily Show" contributor and stand-up comedian who came out from behind stage and, off-camera, began a hilarious, spittle-launching tirade about small planes, inspired by a recent trip to Roanoke, Va.

It didn't help that former football star Tiki Barber, who recently became a "Today" show contributor, sat at the "Football Night in America" sports desk, pretending to discuss the nominated films with two other commentators as if they were teams in a Super Bowl.

Mr. Edwards also has to show contributors that he can stop Mr. Kerry, and he must do that quickly enough to carry into March.

New campaign finance filings show contributors from the East Side of Manhattan appear to still be on the sidelines: less than $2 million has been raised in the area from Yorkville to Murray Hill, down from nearly $4 million in the same period of 2001.

The panel included Nightly Show contributors Franchesca Ramsey and Ricky Velez and covered issues ranging from free speech to the fact that most disinvited speakers are conservatives (including former President George W. Bush, who leads the pack with seven disinvitations). .

Most eerily, there was a little algorithm-driven display that showed contributors what other people were saying about their work out in the blogosphere — eavesdropping, in real time.

Before launching the site, Assange needed to show potential contributors that it was viable.