newsreader BrE
newscaster AmE , auch: caster
news anchor
news presenter

Since then he has been the station's lead male newsreader.

None of today's newsreaders can hold a candle to him.

James, although only aged 16, was taken out of school to also be a newsreader there.

The updates are presented by the late newsreader that night.

Set your students the task of talking to the camera in the way a reporter or newsreader does.

After this she was appointed as a regular newsreader for the station.

After reading a few lines, the newsreader is given a breaking headline.

The newsreader offered no commentary on just what those goals might be.

But even before he touched the set, the voice of the newsreader became clearly audible.

The newsreader would have achieved the same effect if he had suddenly broke into song.

He was reinstated as its newsreader and commentator of such show.

Newsreaders wear the same outfit every day, though they may vary in color.

For the program's first 25 years, weather reports were delivered by the host or newsreader.

Behind her, on the television, a newsreader was suddenly replaced by a shot of a burning building.

Lester joined Radio 2 in 1987, as an announcer and newsreader.

She also worked as a newsreader for Radios 1 & 2.

Equally we want our newsreaders to be seen as entirely impartial.

Because newsreaders generally don't swear we do not expect them to.

And, you know, the Usenet-style newsreader is such a joy to use.

In May 2005 he stood in as a newsreader during strike action by other staff.

This is best illustrated when a newsreader in a studio talks to a reporter half way around the world.

In fact, the newsreader did succeed in capturing my attention.

Switch off the TV sound and watch the newsreader; do this every night for a week.

He spoke with the slow, clear vowels of a newsreader or poet.

They often take on pseudonyms, as did the newsreaders, prior to February 2007.

The newscaster had moved on to something else, some other part of Europe.

This is exactly the same as being a television newscaster, only before the fact.

He was also one of the radio's early morning newscasters, between 1992 and 1994.

The newscaster was reaching the end of the local news.

But it would be repeated, the newscaster was still on.

Students act as the newscasters, and help behind the scenes.

Even in ascent, it has not been easy for the former newscaster.

In the past, with several newscasters, you could spread the blame.

The newscaster had said the body was discovered around midnight.

"There was not so good support in those buildings to begin with," a woman told a local television newscaster.

The odd thing is that not even the newscasters seem to have a clear idea of what they're doing, or why.

The newscaster then calls the police station and gets Chuck.

He made his show business debut on the radio in 1939 as a local newscaster there.

Some newscaster trying to work a game on him?

From the wall the small black and white television set gave them a fuzzy image of the newscaster.

In the post-1947 period he was regarded as the new country's most prominent newscaster.

Local attorneys, public officials, and a television newscaster were reported to be among the customers.

A newscaster appeared on the screen and wished everyone a good morning.

Her career goal at the time was to be a newscaster and she often did the cast news reports.

The newscaster hadn't mentioned anything about a woman being involved.

The newscaster looked down and scanned quickly over the next sheet.

The newscaster ran constantly, broadcasting one report after the other.

The newscaster says, "Everyone who's anyone is arriving here tonight."

"One infant has been added to the staff," the newscaster continued.

This was his first time as a newscaster for News5.