Sentence examples for those presenters from inspiring English sources

You'll find a station like 6 Music is storming away because it gives you a unique proposition: that content and those presenters you can't get anywhere else.

Quickly will be for those presenters (an older actor or a director, say) whose black tie outfit may not be a source of fascination but whose comments may be.

"For the events we reviewed the BBC did not compare the proportions spent on the cost of talent with the added value of using those presenters," said the NAO.

These descriptive statistics were re-computed removing those presenters who had '0' scholarly outputs (Table 3).

Likewise, we were unable to discern if those presenters or scholars who are dipping their toes in the water of academic pursuit were reinforced more positively than other respondents.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. on Monday is expected to announce those presenters and others for the ceremony, which will be held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills and broadcast on NBC.

Whereas most people rushed home and sat glued to their TVs, probably agreeing or disagreeing with those TV presenters, many of those interviewed at random seemed to approve.

In this category are those US TV presenters such as Larry King, Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno, who spend more time playing themselves than being themselves.

If it weren't so pathetic, it would be necessary to explain the humour of those television presenters, who warn us that viewers may find pictures of the dead "distressing" – only to show us film in which the faces of the dead are hidden behind that mortician's grey curtain of blobbing.

For those, identify presenters in advance and make sure to keep plenty of time for open Q&A.

He's one of those TV presenters who will pop up every now and then, usually filling in for someone on just about everything from This Morning to Dispatches.