Sentence examples for a set of commentators from inspiring English sources

Papering over the cracks of "The Tenth Inning" is a set of commentators that includes familiar faces from "Baseball," like Mr. Boswell, Roger Angell, Gerald Early and the statistician John Thorn, as well as newcomers like the ESPN writer Howard Bryant and the Sacramento Bee reporter Marcos Breton.

Personally I think he's great and I think they have the best set of commentators MNF has ever had.

"MISSING: a set of marbles," wrote the journalist and commentator Piers Morgan on Twitter.

A lot of commentators dumbed music down.

And it's frustrated a lot of commentators.

In this section, we extract a set of speech parameters derived from the linear model of speech production and evaluate their correlation with the perceptual excitement level in the commentators audio.

After capturing a series of couples having the same argument (on unmanned cameras the producers will place in houses in as many households as they can get to cooperate, Ms. Rakieten said), the show will bring them to the set where a panel of commentators will offer their own opinions on the spat — humorously of course.

Cole plays a forensics expert with a country persona and a strong set of ethics, while Cumming plays a cutthroat political operative several commentators said closely resembled White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel.

There is no philosophy of the commentators in the sense of a definite set of doctrines that all the ancient commentators on Aristotle shared.

"Britain is ready to confront these issues because a new generation needs a new set of explanations," said Steve I. Martin, a black writer and radio and television commentator.

A number of commentators called the metric "income before expenses".