Sentence examples for Supply commentary from inspiring English sources

After that, their remaining involvement with the news – an important one – was to supply commentary, usually in the form of the leading article, which was given special prominence.

Tuesday night, as part of ABC News' midterm election coverage, Silver and FiveThirtyEight senior political writer Harry Enten will supply commentary and periodic updates live from ESPN's New York studio, both on air with George Stephanopolous and online at ABCNews.com.

But by uprooting the opera's story, Mr. Herheim deprives Tchaikovsky's score of its fundamental role in supplying commentary to the story and reduces it to merely attractive music.

And the three men re-enacted a tape made during the Vietnam era from a man who had received a "Dear John" letter, and read it over radio channels while his two buddies supplied commentary.

I always felt that not only was he documenting American history and pop culture, but he was also supplying commentary on simultaneously.

Hyde acted as an adviser and consultant to the Motco Image Database, supplying commentaries for historical London maps and panoramic views, such as Richard Horwood's map of London 1799 20066), Christopher and John Greenwood's map of London c1830 20055) and Grand Panorama of London from the Thames 1845 and 1849 20000).

Gawker Media Contract Productions, a new division of Gawker Media, will supply layout, commentary, links and other features.

News about Food Prices and Supply, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.

Certainly the country needs real reporting from the frontiers, while it seems increasingly to consume an ever-greater supply of commentary about diminishing supplies of news.

The costs of producing the additional streams comes from the OBS, Sky/Virgin are paying to transmit them and all the BBC are having to do is supply additional commentary - probably covered by costs saved from them not having to fly everyone out to an Olympic city elsewhere in the world.

"all the BBC are having to do is supply additional commentary - probably covered by costs saved from them not having to fly everyone out to an Olympic city elsewhere in the world". I would guess you may be right.. depending on the costs of accommodation in the UK vs Beijing etc.