Sentence examples for all the commentators from inspiring English sources

"Getting twitchy at all the commentators jinxing the South African batsman with talk of their imperturbability," says Helen Musselman.

As it is, all the commentators are saying the Newmark story is embarrassing, but the one that really matters is Reckless's defection".

Bronze medal Jointly awarded to all the commentators who contributed to the sexist bias in the language used about female Olympians.

Or maybe it was a reminder for all the commentators out there that this could be a much closer series than they anticipated – a reminder Eric Tulsky over at FiveThirtyEight.com had already given us.

The American people watching us at home with the help of all the commentators can tell from whose stands and who sits and who claps and who doesn't that there's still modest differences of opinion in this room.

This notion of an Australian chameleon is not easy to accept, especially for those who prefer to label Murdoch a cantering rhino, yet on one thing all the commentators, warm or frosty, are agreed: the guy likes newspapers, or at any rate the rough business of newspapers.

I have written at least three of these valedictions, and even now all the commentator is saying is he will not be available for the World Cup in South Africa in 2010.

For unless all of the commentators read Polish, they are guilty of doing precisely what Kapuściński is often accused of: writing about an event they never did attend.

Having watched the various combinations at ESPN this past year, it is clear that all of the commentators at Fox need to be sent to figure skating competitions and not to baseball games.

Mainly, though, Wayne and I share the knowledge that, for all the medical commentators' apophthegms, the cure for a broken metatarsal, as for a broken heart, is time.

Mrs. Clinton's supporters point to a nagging series of slights: the fixation on her clothes, even her cleavage; chronic criticism that her voice is shrill; calls for her to exit the race; and most of all, the male commentators in the news media who, they argue, were consistently tougher on her than on Mr. Obama.