Sentence examples for to presenters from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who presents a broadcast programme; a compere or master of ceremonies.
It adds: "Director of BBC Vision Ms Bennett purchased flowers, champagne, food items, pens, or items such as DVDs to present to presenters, actors and other production talent".
The notes accompanying her expenses file state that "Ms Bennett purchased flowers, champagne, food items, pens, or items such as DVDs to present to presenters, actors and other production talent as a BBC gift to recognise a particular achievement, such as the end of a successful series, the winning of an award, or the birth of a new baby".
That is of great interest to presenters.
The compactness also appeals to presenters.
The term "weathermen" had to be changed to "presenters" after she blazed a trail for females.
On Wednesday Mr. McCollum sent a letter to presenters explaining his decision.
"We had to convince presenters to do what they're not used to doing," Mr. Gibson says.
"More information to prepare presenters to answer difficult questions that are beyond our train-the-trainer skills and clinical/research skills".
This opening episode started with the senses which, according to presenter Chris Packham, are "the gateway to the animal mind".
From reporter to editor to presenter to viewer: one professionally-validated global news chain operating without political or commercial favour.
When Animal Magic was cancelled in 1983, it was by all accounts a body blow to presenter Johnny Morris.
