Sentence examples for a new commentator from inspiring English sources

The exit of Osbourne from the fashion commentary show following a race row over comments made by one of the show's hosts, has left an open spot for a new commentator.

A new commentator named Eric Bolling — a trader who also defected from CNBC, which has taken him to court for violating the terms of his contract — was described as a "Wall Street guru," thus giving his views a weight they don't remotely deserve.

A new Commentator Information System (CIS) means realtime results rather than TV cameras picking up crowds cheering before the results appear on screen.

Shortly after Mr. Rove left the Bush administration, the Washington lawyer Robert B. Barnett negotiated contracts for Mr. Rove — as a paid speaker, as an author, as a Fox News commentator and as a columnist for Newsweek and The Wall Street Journal.

This week, Fox's new commentator got a typical welcome for a serious journalistic enterprise.

Presumably, she will drift off into the limbo of the forgotten but not gone — with a new job as a Fox News commentator, perhaps, or with a cozy spot on a corporate board.

Just three weeks after dropping out of the 2012 presidential race, ex-Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty tried to score a job as a Fox News commentator, according to Howard Kurtz at The Daily Beast.

Stacey Dash -- a star of the film "Clueless" who has angered many with her views as a Fox News commentator -- earned a special jab.

He signed as a Fox News commentator, but found it "a little frustrating"; producers wanted him to talk politics, not policy.

Dash, who is best known for starring in the 1995 film "Clueless" and for her stint as a Fox News commentator, will likely face an uphill battle in the race, as the largely black and Latino district overwhelmingly voted for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.

(A Fox News commentator famously said she greeted her husband with a "terrorist fist jab").