How To Use Presenter In A Sentence
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The couple met on the show last autumn when the former equerry to the Duke of York ended up choosing presenter Jonsson over the contestants.
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David Dimbleby is being lined up to lead the coverage from Britain, with the 6pm BBC news presenter, Huw Edwards, anchoring a special programme from New York.
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Running parallel to this tempestuous relationship is the whirlwind romance between weathergirl Hero, played by Billie Piper, and sports presenter Claude.
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So I'm pleased to introduce our first presenter , one of the stars of Traffic , Catherine Zeta - Jones .
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These days, she works as a daytime television presenter, gameshow host and author.
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The TV presenter and model may have been keeping a relatively low profile over the past year but she has still managed to earn a decent crust.
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She insists her mistake was due to the way the word was pronounced by the presenter, and she is determined to get to the top next year.
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The sound team sit in the same truck as the director, monitoring the presenter's and guest's sound levels
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And it is the representer that beareth the person, and but one person: and unity cannot otherwise be understood in multitude.
Leviathan
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Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise.
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The award's presenters noted that in a nation known for its heavy dependence on coal, Rizhao represents an inspiring example of the mainstreaming of renewable energy sources.
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This suffered presenter overload on a grand scale.
Times, Sunday Times
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She is a very friendly and pleasant presenter.
Times, Sunday Times
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You are the guest of an Asian presenter on a multi-cultural radio programme.
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A presenter, after all, knows that a viewer has the visual evidence to check on what is being said.
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The former Really Wild Show presenter "craved" fresh air, but the nearest natural light source was back at the surface - 12 hours 'climb away.
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The interview tape sounds like a radio presenter filling for time.
Times, Sunday Times
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He looks like he does not want to be the presenter and his manner is solemn and unentertaining.
Times, Sunday Times
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Like Deley - formerly a presenter on CBBC - Edwards is best known as a presenter of C4's teen strand T4.
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I think the presenter was reading from one of the national tabloids, which, as we've come to expect, print anything that might hike up their circulation.
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Duggan, a TV presenter and one-time journalist, made the announcement last week.
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The TV presenter found himself on the wrong side of the law after hitting a cyclist while driving.
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Many other people with money have forged careers as presenters.
The Sun
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And the presenter admits she got through boxes of tissues while making the programme.
The Sun
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Ricky Gervais is a much better presenter than some I've seen in recent days.
Golden Globe Awards 2010: The MTV Live Blog! » MTV Movies Blog
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With a lower than one-to-one ratio of presenters to participants, many potential entrepreneurs had time to seek in-depth assistance from experts in a number of fields.
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Five minutes into Double Agent – the Eddie Chapman Story BBC2 our bespectacled presenter Ben McIntyre has leapt from the cargo door of a Nazi plane, blown open a locked safe and done a runner in the London underground clutching a sackful of stolen banknotes.
TV review: Double Agent - the Eddie Chapman Story; Imagine … Alan Ayckbourn - Greetings From Scarborough
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Can you imagine a male presenter wearing peek-a-boo boxer shorts showing more than a hint of his you-know-what?
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Admittedly, it's a bit blokey – there are few female voices – but it has some genuinely funny presenters such as Christian O'Connell, Frank Skinner and Dave Gorman, as well as properly produced documentaries, very unusual for a commercial radio station.
Rewind radio: Elbow: Live at St Paul's Cathedral; Radcliffe and Maconie; A Forensic Look at Infidelity; The No 219 Sodcast Project – review
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This is why so few presenters say what they really think.
The Sun
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She has been a TV news correspondent, a foreign documentaries presenter and writer, and a newspaper columnist.
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At News 24 he was an evening presenter and newsreader, and also presented the nightly entertainment news show Zero 30.
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Television and radio presenters Mike Smith and Sarah Green were there to wave everyone off and Miss Green herself took part.
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He is tight-lipped about his fellow presenters, who he says are currently being auditioned.
Times, Sunday Times
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But a television presenter declared -- half-joking, half-serious -- that "there will be no 'honey nor caramels' at the event this weekend... because they're bad for your teeth," in a clear reference to the likelihood of presenting the controversial rhythm with its direct sexual allusions.
Yoani Sanchez: Cuba's Communist Party Worries About Our Tastes in Music
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Their excitability every time a Briton comes a pathetic eighth in some godforsaken sport suggests that urine samples should be taken at once - not from the competitors but from the presenters.
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Muthu is among the presenters; as are most of the other leading historians of political thought about empire and colonialism.
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And bedad who was there looking brown as a berry in a nice blue summer dress but TV presenter and former Boddington's girl Melanie Sykes.
World Cup 2010: France v Mexico - as it happened
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It's the first time I'm being let loose on the airwaves as a presenter!
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No less than 31 presenters have been recruited to introduce programmes throughout the festival, and some will stay on with their own studio shows afterwards.
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About Me: I'm a teacher, entrepreneur, edublogger, conference presenter, and freelance writer.
Archive 2009-01-01
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Presumably other presenters on the show have no fixed views about anything.
Times, Sunday Times
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The new presenters are so bland and dull.
Times, Sunday Times
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Et maintenant, Mesdames et Messieurs, au nom des Clubs Empire et Canadian il me fait plaisir de vous presenter votre conferencier, un Canadien renomme partout et un Canadien tres distingue, Son Eminence le Cardinal Leger.
The Gap Between Them and Us
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Being a telly presenter doesn't change the basics about being a human being.
Times, Sunday Times
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The newspapers were full of it, radio and television presenters blabbed on about it.
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The presenter can also convey subjective feelings that cannot be seen or heard - the cold, fear and so on.
Times, Sunday Times
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The presenter can also convey subjective feelings that cannot be seen or heard - the cold, fear and so on.
Times, Sunday Times
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How did a silly article by a smarmy TV presenter whom not very many people take seriously come to dominate the news?
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She explained that standard fans and not special flameproof fans (which have spark presenters) were installed.
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Of course, that tendency is endemic in sports broadcasting, to the extent that it is almost a conversational tic for presenters and pundits.
Times, Sunday Times
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If presenters like Humphrys, who could in one unguarded moment destroy the corporation's reputation, do not follow instructions, might not that create the slackness that leads to disaster?
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However, the biggest surprise came when Bronson brought out underground legend/Queens representer Cormega from behind the curtain.
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Most people think being a television presenter is exciting.
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The overwhelming majority of radio stations are like Radio 2: middle-of-the-road music, an engaging presenter and news on the hour.
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Gary Dourdan (presenter and CSI star) admitted to wearing makeup on a daily basis and was so happy to find one that won’t clog is pores.?
Dermacia Breathable Foundations and Skincare Treated Country Music’s Biggest Stars at the ACMAs
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Would like to see more programmes with genuine presenters like Arthur.
Times, Sunday Times
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The presenters will chat to the artists, who will then perform live for an audience of adoring fans.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sky Sports presenters Andy Gray and Richard Keys were just the tip of the iceberg of sexist behaviour at the broadcaster, arguing that the culture was no more "laddish" than displayed by Jeremy Clarkson and his co-presenters on Top Gear.
The Guardian World News
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Also, if a national bank agrees to cash a check for a noncustomer, it may legally charge the presenter a fee. scythia says:
Matthew Yglesias » Competition Works
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Most people think being a television presenter is exciting.
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But for it to earn the street cred it craves, the presenters really need to get themselves some decent threads.
The Sun
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He was a great footballer, but has failed miserably as a presenter.
Times, Sunday Times
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When the show 's presenter turned to him and asked the name of his band, he realised in a panic that they did not have one.
Times, Sunday Times
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This programme has been co-produced by the presenter Chris Green and David Conn.
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How the switch from behind-the-scenes weatherman to on-screen presenter occurred still mystifies John, who lives with his family on the outskirts of London.
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Now Susie, a former singer in the Paper Dolls group in the 60s and ex-radio presenter, is working again and determined to reach the target of the appeal, fronted by Kirsty.
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On such occasions the Beeb's presenters adopt the posture of a keening relative, waxing lachrymosely about the dead woman and her "devastated" relatives.
Undefined
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The word person is Latin, instead whereof the Greeks have prosopon, which signifies the face, as persona in Latin signifies the disguise, or outward appearance of a man, counterfeited on the stage; and sometimes more particularly that part of it which disguiseth the face, as a mask or vizard: and from the stage hath been translated to any representer of speech and action, as well in tribunals as theatres.
Leviathan
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Linda C. Smith, RDT's Artistic Director, acted as presenter and narrater for the evening from a podium at rear Stage Left: Duets to Brazilian - Indian Music -- Three duets to percussion and singing, plus a finish with four dancers.
View from the Northern Border
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For someone who was one of the nation's top TV presenters, the chance to appear in the reality show represents a significant comedown.
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The snooty presenter was having a good old chuckle at the opening lines of the song.
Times, Sunday Times
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The presenter uses amusing approaches to introduce children to the animal world.
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Questionné sur le Hamas, le candidat bloquiste a déclaré que cette organisation terroriste était une organisation politique légitime pour représenter les Palestiniens.
Antagoniste.net
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And it's delivered with so much glee by the presenters.
The Sun
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Graham Roberts was a continuity announcer on Yorkshire Television for 22 years and was a presenter of news and features programmes.
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GOOD Morning Britain was taken off air yesterday after a fire forced its presenters to flee the studio.
The Sun
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And how would the time spent by the presenters of ‘happenings’ and other such phony pretences of art be measured?
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A popular veejay, a sought-after anchor and TV shows presenter, Mini Mathur says it's a variety of creative pursuits that spices up her life.
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ITV's audience figures failed to go through the roof, and this episode proved once again that viewers want good-quality programmes and talented presenters, not vacuous diddies like him.
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Can you imagine a male presenter wearing peek-a-boo boxer shorts showing more than a hint of his you-know-what?
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J'aime bien : “Je me suis rendu compte tout dernièrement à quel point il est facile de répondre à une question sans l'avoir lue en entier,” qui est le reflet moderne des vidéo discutions, la pertinence prend des reflet inférieur à la minute, alors que je suis encore entre 5 et 10 mn pour présenter une proposition.
LIFT’08: David Brown Workshop — Teenagers and Generation Y — Climb to the Stars
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It was a question of persistence paying off for Andrew Peach who took the Programme Presenter award.
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Old comedians don't fade away; they become presenters.
Times, Sunday Times
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The 45-year-old star of Speed and Miss Congeniality is married to Jesse James, a former motorcycle mechanic and television presenter.
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It has shaken off a reputation as a staid brand, loved by the green welly brigade, to become the maker of fashionable bags that young celebrities such as Chung and Radio 1 presenter Fearne Cotton are happy to tote.
Mulberry bags reports sales rise of 80%
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Absolute says the presenters will enjoy artistic freedom as they choose the music, tell rock star stories, invite their own guests and jam on air.
Times, Sunday Times
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At a conference, Grossman heard a presenter claim that the spherules could not have formed from the plume of vaporized rock.
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He was a warm and witty presenter.
The Sun
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He ran a laundry service with a friend, became a journalist and radio presenter and then a documentary filmmaker.
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I don't want to overegg the bread, but I think I'd prefer to be a presenter, doing what or produce (ph) it in some way.
CNN Transcript Sep 26, 2003
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Studio presenters fronting the BBC's main coverage are Steve Rider, John Inverdale, Jill Douglas and Craig Doyle, with regular studio guests Jonathan Davies and Jeremy Guscott.
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Can you be amusing without outshining the presenter?
Times, Sunday Times
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If only we had programmes and presenters like that now.
Times, Sunday Times
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He's now a television presenter with a mockney accent.
Times, Sunday Times
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In a send-up of best picture Oscar nominee "The King's Speech, " a Razzie presenter wearing a crown feigned a stammer as he read names of the worst screenplays.
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Quality is going in pursuit of audiences and name presenters.
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You want a channel full of in-jokes and presenters corpsing on air?
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He is also a reporter and presenter on the television news programme BBC London News.
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Television presenters and radio DJs will also be at the show to meet and greet their fans.
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The Somerset luxury brand company said bestsellers included the Alexa, a satchel named after TV presenter Alexa Chung that comes in practical brown as well as pink leopardskin.
Mulberry bags reports sales rise of 80%
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Another local man whose voice is so familiar to listeners is news presenter Sen O'Ciobhn who has been with the station since its foundation.
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The singer endured an awkward exchange on live TV when the presenter asked him about his nickname.
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The new presenters are so bland and dull.
Times, Sunday Times
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John Hunt's spine-tingling commentary on Kauto Star's victory at Haydock last weekend was played again on BBC Radio 5 Live's Kicking Off show on Friday night, but the presenter Colin Murray got the wrong end of the stick when discussing future plans for the outstanding chaser of recent times.
Tattenham Corner
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You'd think being a successful pop star and telly presenter would help.
The Sun
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One of the best of the crime series sees a radio presenter murder an employee.
The Sun
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Presenter Brian Morton, who fronts Radio Scotland's nightly arts programme, The Brian Morton Show, is to leave the station.
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So, at the heart of it all, are the sun-kissed and sexy television presenter's life experiences really any different to that of other women?
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I've found more and more female presenters hosting entertainment programmes parroting their Hong Kong and Taiwanese counterparts.
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As well as broadcasters in the commentary boxes there will be half a dozen radio engineers carrying backpacks within a half a mile radius accompanying the presenters to broadcast the reaction of the crowds on the ground.
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Numerous sessions by outstanding presenters are sure to stimulate your thinking and revitalize your teaching, with topics ranging from composition, biofeedback, eurhythmics, chamber music and diversity.
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Inside Out returns to our screens this Monday, fronted by popular presenter Tessa Dunlop.
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These days Pantry is best known as the cuddly breakfast presenter on Premier Radio but in the early '80s, he was a Christian recording artist and a record producer.
Cross Rhythms
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Le ministre fédéral des Finances, qui présentera son budget mardi, a récemment créé, pour le conseiller, un conseil consultatif sur l'économie, composé surtout de chefs d'entreprises.
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He was a warm and witty presenter.
The Sun
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Across swathes of the radio spectrum, there are programmes in which presenters do little more than engage in light-hearted banter with the listeners.
Times, Sunday Times
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Unlike one or two of the channel's egomaniac showoff presenters, she's a genuine, innovative talent.
The Sun
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Short of presenting him with a high-maintenance pet, such as a pony or a pair of chihuahuas, the presenters could hardly have burdened the man more heavily.
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He is a presenter whose entire oeuvre comes with the invisible inverted commas of self-ordained irony.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sophie, who has a degree in war studies and an MA in broadcast journalism, will be using her previous experience as presenter of Midlands Today to anchor the new programme from the studio.
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Baker did not appear in vision because at that time presenters did not appear on screen.
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The girl, Fiona, leaves for Birmingham and becomes a popular presenter for a national radio show.
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At the end of the week, it is up to viewers to vote for the presenter who brought the most flair to the evening weather.
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The presenter takes a wry look at what's been going on in media and politics.
The Sun
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All the other non-specialist presenters are so bland they melt into one.
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Questions to outline your own agenda or point of view are always appropriate when you are the presenter or the meeting chair.
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The Tonys are the best-known awards for Broadway musicals and plays, voted on by hundreds of producers, tour presenters, directors, and others who work in the theater industry.
NYT > Home Page
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His fellow presenters have also shown their disdain for their soon-to-be former colleague.
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course, that tendency is endemic in sports broadcasting, to the extent that it is almost a conversational tic for presenters and pundits.
Times, Sunday Times
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And it's delivered with so much glee by the presenters.
The Sun
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TV presenters Ant and Dec have splashed out millions on matching holiday homes.
The Sun
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You need presenters like the ones on the show to provoke a reaction rather than the mundane nonsense that is taking up precious airtime.
Times, Sunday Times
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The team of scriptwriters and terrified producers are too afraid to let the host or presenters say anything like that now.
The Sun
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We are actively trying to improve the number of women and members of the ethnic communities who are reporters and presenters.
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Thick with vital information, the publication serves as an educational resource for academicians, extension workers, health fair presenters, and church and community group workers.
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With the presenter's help, Lipan imitated the gestures and the speech of a psychic but did it with a lot of sarcasm.
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Boston's Dance Umbrella, New England's major modern dance presenter, closed at the end of April, citing severe financial distress.
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Popular presenter Sue Sweeney brings her quick wit and comic humour to a new show on Saturdays starting at 9.00 am following the success of her Tuesday evening programme.
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It all fell into place about 57 minutes into our allotted hour when one of the two presenters drew me a diagram on the whiteboard.
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These days it's difficult to tell the difference between the babes and pretty boys passing as presenters and the pop starlets saturating their shows.
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In each programme the presenters visit a location and use moves suggested by that location to introduce a song and its dance routine.
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The presenter gave her a big build-up .
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The actor turned very witty presenter for his first of four appearances as guest host on the topical panel show.
The Sun
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Neither demeaning themselves to meet low tastes, nor overbearing in their presentation, they fit in perfectly with their requirement as a typical TV presenter.
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She criticized the synthetic charm of television presenters.
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But a television presenter declared -- half-joking, half-serious -- that "there will be no 'honey nor caramels' at the event this weekend... because they're bad for your teeth," in a clear reference to the likelihood of presenting the controversial rhythm with its direct sexual allusions.
Yoani Sanchez: Cuba's Communist Party Worries About Our Tastes in Music
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Are the radio presenters like a big family?
The Sun
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We also recognised the swift and sincere apology by the presenter.
Times, Sunday Times
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The snaps show the TV presenter as she dives into a pool.
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What would you like to do if being an actor and presenter doesn't work out?
The Sun
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So it was surprising to hear the Sky News presenter had taken critical brickbats about her debut bonkbuster, First Ladies, to heart.
Media Monkey's Diary
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Extras include presenters and aerial filming by helicopter.
Times, Sunday Times
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This suffered presenter overload on a grand scale.
Times, Sunday Times
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Anyway, his worry is that presenters will become demoralised.
Times, Sunday Times
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Kelly Brook is a presenter who has fronted programmes on MTV.
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You'll find very few presenters who are prepared to switch wings in this way.
Times, Sunday Times
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But he is back with the BBC as the presenter of a new chat show with sporting personalities.
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A BBC presenter introduced pundit Ravi Shankar as the most famous living Indian on earth.
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The minimum requirement for a good radio presenter is an easy speaking manner.
Times, Sunday Times
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At the moment, the FCC reviews programmes only after it receives a complaint, imposing fines or censoring presenters after the event.
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The Sunday Mail columnist and former Clothes Show presenter keeps a herd of rare angora goats at her Perthshire farm and is planning to market the socks she makes from their wool to upmarket London boutiques.
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Three BBC Radio Norfolk presenters are swapping seats to present new shows at the radio station from 8 July.
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The great radio presenter is the person who does 10,000.
The Sun
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He has worked as a presenter in some television shows and as an actor and film director.
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She feels that her job has freed her from both the grind of the touring lifestyle and pressures she would face to tailor her work to the tastes of out-of-town presenters.
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Former journalist and radio presenter who founded own digital production company.
Times, Sunday Times
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Also, if a national bank agrees to cash a check for a noncustomer, it may legally charge the presenter a fee.
Matthew Yglesias » Competition Works
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The presenter insisted that he was under no pressure to step aside.
Times, Sunday Times
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He rose to fame in the 90s as a TV presenter.
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Great comedians don't necessarily make eloquent presenters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Rarely has a presenter and his subject been so perfectly attuned.
Times, Sunday Times
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He had a rich and varied career, as fairground boxer, circus roustabout, cartoonist, poster designer, trades-union journal editor, television presenter, and towards the end of his life, psychotherapist.
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The grey-haired presenter only found out about his impending nuptials when he received a demand for payment for the flowers and catering.
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The judges and the presenter are engaging in a sham to attract more viewers.
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Witnesses may be cross-examined by the defendant and the presenter.
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He most recently worked as one of the main anchor presenters of ITN News Direct, in London.
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Only the star presenters stand to gain from all this.
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Radio 2 losing the two best presenters will leave a gaping hole in their schedule.
The Sun
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Au sieur de Champlain la somme de trois escuz pour aller trouver Monsieur le marechal et luy representer quelques chose important le service du Roy, Le Blant and Baudry, eds., Nouveaux documents, 1:19.
Champlain's Dream
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They are all fab presenters with their own individual personalities.
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Fit the answers into the grid and the shaded letters, when rearranged, will spell out the name of presenter.
The Sun
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Michael Palin, former Python, writer and TV presenter, veteran of several television travelogues with the massive-selling books to match, falls in love with the Scottish Colourists.
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In the course of it, the presenter became uncharacteristically tongue-tied and repetitive, which is hardly surprising.
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The new presenters are so bland and dull.
Times, Sunday Times
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The commercial broadcaster was deluged with complaints and fans bombarded internet messageboards, many of them criticising presenter Adrian Chiles for his "insubstantial" apology.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph
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His fellow presenters have also shown their disdain for their soon-to-be former colleague.
Times, Sunday Times
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Writers, actors, radio presenters, road menders… and we all convened at his at half seven - just in time to head off again in the cars and get lost between there and a restaurant a mile away.
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The presenter tried to artificially create an argument between the two.
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For it is the unity of the representer, not the unity of the represented, that maketh the person one.
Leviathan
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If one is looking for music to wash over, to entertain, to titillate, ‘tickle and seduce’ (to use the parlance of one radio presenter) in whatever manner, I'd say forget it.
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If a presenter uses a wheelchair or other mobility device, ensure there is a ramp up to the stage and that the lectern is adjustable.
Do It Myself Blog – Glenda Watson Hyatt » 2008 » August
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On radio, Barry was the first presenter of Talkback on Radio Ulster and presented Good Morning Ulster.
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She criticized the synthetic charm of television presenters.
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He was, though, hopeless as a TV presenter: gauche, clumsy, slow, tongue-tied, forgetful, dull and disengaged.
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And the telly presenter must feel glad she's done the graft when she steps into the studio for photoshoots like this.
The Sun
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The TV presenter found himself on the wrong side of the law after hitting a cyclist while driving.
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Presenter Everard Davy will host the breakfast programme from the studio in the school and some of the pupils will broadcast live during the programme.
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Evan Davis, whose stint on the Today programme has turned him into one of Radio 4's most likable presenters, (less gigglesome, more serious, but still warm) began his three-part series, Evan Loves Tax with an analysis as to why modern politicians just can't talk the truth about tax.
Rewind radio: Evan Loves Tax; Tony Livesey; Night Waves
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John added a new string to his bow when in 1998 he became the presenter of a new magazine programme called Home Truths on Radio 4.
