Dimbleby

/ ˈdɪmbəlbɪ /

noun

1. DimblebyRichard19131965MBritishFILMS AND TV: broadcaster Richard. 1913–65, British broadcaster

Example Sentences

As well as major royal events, Edwards had become the face of the BBC's general election coverage, stepping into David Dimbleby's shoes.

From BBC

The election night was previously only presented by one anchor - with Edwards taking over from David Dimbleby for the 2019 election.

From BBC

But Sandringham was also a place where Charles and his sister could play hide and seek or tag with their mother and father, with the adults ‘’casting off all inhibition and chasing one another, as well as the prince and princess, around the saloon, along the corridors, into the drawing room, up the stairs and along the landing, tripping up guests, shrieking ad squealing all the while,” biographer Jonathan Dimbleby, wrote in his 1994 book “The Prince of Wales.’

From Seattle Times

Charles also enjoys meeting with the estate’s staff and tenants, with whom he has developed personal relationships over the years, Dimbleby wrote.

From Seattle Times

“Any excuse to escape from Cambridge and plod across ploughed fields instead of stagnating in lecture rooms is enormously welcome,” he said in a letter quoted by Dimbleby.

From Seattle Times