newscaster

IPA: nˈuzkæstɝ

(broadcasting, journalism) One who delivers the news for broadcast on television, radio, etc; a newsreader.

Examples of "newscaster" in Sentences

Who's that big mouth, egotistical so called "newscaster"?
The female newscaster is still detailing this big fight that went on earlier.
I clearly recall a newscaster being disciplined because they were wearing an American flag pin days after 9-11.
But Olbermann's priority and his mission as a newscaster is the solution for why the public mistrusts the media: TRUTH.
Just because as a 'newscaster' he keeps hugely idiotic company doesn't mean we should enshrine him in any politico-critical halls of fame.
One of my most frequent reminders is a local "newscaster" well, actually more of a "news" personality, the approximately 84 year old Marvin Zindler.
When I was in high school, I was a "newscaster" for a half hour segment our Communications class put together every week for the local cable access channel.
Dr. Izz el-Deen Aboul Aish, who gave frequent interviews to the Israeli media, was minutes away from giving another when he called newscaster Shlomi Eldar, screaming and weeping with grief.