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[ UK /njˈuːzɹiːdɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who reads out broadcast news bulletin

How To Use newsreader In A Sentence

  • Modestly clad women appear as newsreaders on TV, while sexually suggestive Hindi film posters adorn shopfronts about town.
  • The newsreader said ‘We'll be back for more of what appears to be an ad-lib speech from Mark Oaten’.
  • ‘The Bahamas were beautiful,’ said Janine, a radio travel newsreader for Trafficlink.
  • Unfortunately, not all newsreader software (the programs you and I use to access newsgroups) can handle this new method, and that's creating a real bunfight in the binaries newsgroups.
  • 'She contacted us later and we hired her as a producer and newsreader. Times, Sunday Times
  • Actor Richard E Grant and newsreader Fiona Bruce are two of the famous names who will try to persuade viewers to vote for their favourite architectural treasure.
  • The region has its very own 6.30 pm news programme, fronted by well-known BBC Look North newsreader, Peter Levy, and Helen Fospero, a former US correspondent with GMTV.
  • At News 24 he was an evening presenter and newsreader, and also presented the nightly entertainment news show Zero 30.
  • On Unix systems, however, you will have to use a "newsreader" program. The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Chapter 3: Usenet I
  • Many email programs, newsreaders, RSS feeds, and web browsers have the ability to ‘disable images’.
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