jim waley造句

• Ferguson returned to his weekend news presenting position, which he previously held during Jim Waley's stint as weeknight presenter.
• His efforts during this coverage, which drew high ratings for Nine, saw him appointed to the main job on a permanent basis, replacing Jim Waley.
• Audition tapes are also sent in by Ray Martin, Mike Munro, Eddie McGuire, Darrell Eastlake, Ray Warren, Molly Meldrum, Max Walker, and Jim Waley.
• On 9 May 2009 Sky News announced that Waley had joined the 24-hour news channel to present a new nightly news bulletin called " Sky National News with Jim Waley ".
• The last skit was given to news presenter Jim Waley, whose soundbites were arranged so he sang a song called'Crazy lesbians full of Beans'to the tune of Voodoo People by The Prodigy.
• Jim Waley went on to present the last Canberra interview by then current Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, who in an interview with Laurie Oakes, expressed his regrets at the show's final departure.
• Retiring in November 2002, Henderson was succeeded as weeknight presenter by Jim Waley, who was at the time host of the " Sunday " program and was one of Nine's most experienced presenters.
• A photo taken at the wake featured a group that TV Tonight's David Knox described as " legends of Australian TV journalism " : Stephen Rice, Laurie Oakes, Jim Waley and ( Seven's ) Peter Meakin.
• Before looking at the archived memories, the broadcast ended with a final goodbye with both Jim Waley and Ellen Fanning thanking all Australian viewers for their support over the past 2?decades, with the emails, faxes and phone calls made to the Nine Network in protest over " Sunday's " axing.
• The first edition of " Sunday " aired on 15 November 1981, presented by Jim Waley, who hosted the show for the next 20 years and became synonymous with the program . " Sunday " differed from " Four Corners " in several key respects; at the time " Sunday " premiered, a typical " Four Corners " episode ran for 40 45 minutes ( without interruption ) and rarely presented more than one story per week.