Sentence examples for valuable presenter from inspiring English sources

Springleap won a slew of awards, including the United Nations World Summit Award for innovative e-business; MentorCamp Global Finals in Canada, and a most valuable presenter by Microsoft.

The occasion for Thursday's revival was the fifth anniversary of Gotham Early Music Scene, which has quickly become a valuable performance presenter and tireless advocate for ensembles throughout the city.

The ill-informed novice, with a polished presentation can trump the presenter with valuable information who lacks technical sophistication.

The question is whether the personalities of the presenters are more valuable than the name and format of the programme.

In this way, many of 6 Music's presenters carry on the valuable legacy of John Peel.

Mr Yentob, who is editor and presenter of the Imagine series, "had one of the most valuable address books - it was famous", he said.

If you are at school that has events like talent nights or anything that requires an MC, compere or presenter always put your name forward as this can be valuable experience.

The machine, whose capture enabled British cryptographers to crack the Nazi Enigma code, was sent to Jeremy Paxman, a BBC television presenter, but a museum spokeswoman said its coding wheels, its most valuable part, were missing.

Additionally, presenting current research at conferences allows presenters to disseminate findings to a large audience and receive valuable feedback from peers.

The Welsh television presenter and comedian said he would be "hit hard" by any levy on valuable property as he lives in a "gigantic" house in London's affluent Fitzrovia.

With Clarkson and his fellow presenters on board, Top Gear was one of the BBC's most valuable properties, generating about £50m a year.