Use "presenter" in a sentence
presenter example sentences
presenter
1. events that happens on itself to the Presenter
2. Stevie hits the mute button and the presenter, the same woman from the morning broadcast, goes through the story one more time, the only difference being the release of names
3. ’ The news presenter said, catching his attention
4. A phone number and contact details scrolled along the bottom of the screen as the presenter went on to describe the bird sanctuary, giving a potted history of the Arlosh Warbler and interviewing the obviously irate chairman of the sanctuary committee who waffled on about desecration of protected sites and the like
5. To a Latin from Southern France or Italy, a presenter who uses his hands and arms when speaking may seem dynamic and friendly
6. To an Englishman, the same presenter may seem unsure of his words and lacking in self-confidence
7. It is rumoured that the remains are those of Harold Hilier, a television wildlife presenter who went missing a few months ago in the vicinity
8. Even the greatest orator, presenter or writer may find it hard to
9. A year ago I’d made a trial programme as TV presenter for the broadcasting corporation, never dreaming there’d be payment
10. spreadsheets with data massaged in favor of the presenter
11. Hobbs crouched down and studied the arches and wheels like a presenter on Top Gear
12. by another presenter in the overal line up or indeed that your
13. covered by another presenter in the overall line up or indeed that your anecdote or
14. The presenter for Meridian was a great guy
15. It is quite an honor to represent Buffalo Calf Woman because she was the presenter of the Sacred Pipe to the Sioux people so many years ago
16. He is a loud, wonderful presenter and he has this expression, “That duck don’t quack
17. technically adept? Are you good on the telephone? Are you a great sales presenter, not
18. presenter at the event then that is always useful
19. He switched to channel 2 and was greeted by the chirpy, pretty face of the news presenter
20. Chris turned up the volume in time to hear the presenter say
21. With a small crowd of children gathered in the garage Matthew took the role of presenter
22. The Spanish weather bulletin on TV had just finished and the presenter was placing sun images on the Spanish map, confirming that it would be another hot afternoon
23. The presenter sat down
24. Michelle looked back at the television set, where a picture of Nancy Laplante was being shown while the presenter reviewed quickly her career as a war correspondent and soldier
25. Webinars also allow live interaction between the presenter and the attendees
26. Well, she was being egged along pretty good by the presenter,
27. ‘So if you are homophobic,’ said the presenter, ‘you will more than likely
28. So you need a presenter with a proven and recognized reputation to deliver the facts and the solutions
29. and is a Radio presenter for a spiritual program that was voted the best Radio Program in Argentina and received The Golden Seagull
30. presenter, Ramia, I talk about him more later, requested if I could go through all the notes and exercises with him
31. waving happily at the crowd while walking towards the presenter and the two young
32. accepted their prizes from the presenter and shook hands with him or, in the case of
33. Marilyn, like the crowd of spectators and the presenter, burst into laughter at Lemmon’s
34. 'Up for grabs' the TV presenter had said
35. The presenter is an avid mystery reader, although he often prefers to listen to them on his mp3 player while hiking
36. The same with koranic education where the Koran is the presenter of education
37. The actress pulled Byron by the hand as she deftly swam through the crowds, interrupting and rescuing Flower and Candy with two big kisses and a gentle, but firm, back-turn to the camera crew and a slightly upstaged presenter
38. Stripehead enquired if the presenter was the sexually attractive woman who hosts Blue Peter and who had brightened up several afternoons when the police wouldn’t let him out of his house, if everybody knew what he meant
39. In fact, the only person he’d pissed off recently was a children’s TV presenter, as had been widely reported in the press
40. presenter must prove this as a fact, leaving no doubt or reservation in the
41. The Presenter, standing between us and holding our
42. Presenter brought us forward to within about three feet from the Examiner
43. The Presenter released Sue and I as the
44. The Presenter remained bowed a little and backed off and to
45. Presenter looked on with her hands clasped over her chest and an
46. his left arm and pointed to the Presenter with the other
47. tokens of human marriage!” The Presenter walked forward as the
48. The Presenter slipped the rings off of her
49. now become one!” The Presenter started happily hopping up and down a
50. Examiner walked over to the Presenter as Sue and I continued to kiss
