Sentence examples for announcer reports from inspiring English sources

"A special carton of blood, apparently for transfusion purposes, has been rushed into the emergency ward," a KLIF announcer reports.

As a simple example, overfitting occurs when a sports announcer reports that a baseball player had a very high batting average against left-handed pitchers in ballpark X over the past month.

ANNOUNCER REPORT CBS's -- Jim Nantz and Billy Packer are confident, comfortable pros who rarely err.

The announcer reported that the missile unit had been tasked with preparing to strike the Pacific Ocean near Guam.

But another spot appearing last night showed the police arresting threatening-looking people as an announcer reported "crime is now at a 40-year low".

In "Little Nicky," television news announcers report that Nicky is a mass murderer and must be apprehended.

The public-address announcer was reported to have opened the second half by saying, "Somewhere down there, the Ducks will receive".

When it was over, she waited for the television announcers to report that all the Army helicopters had returned to base safely.

State broadcaster CCTV did not even mention it on its flagship evening bulletin at 19 00 local time (11 00 GMT), though its late night bulletin at 22 00 did include a brief announcer-read report without pictures.

For much of the announcers' tenure, their reports were four minutes or longer; they delivered them with humor, enthusiasm, sarcasm and usually good writing, especially Berman.

After the tail end of Debussy's watery symphony "La Mer," an announcer filed a report from Saint Peter's Church ("There's a good crowd already") and cut to a recorded interview with Paul Jacobs, who explained that a pipe organ is as complex as any piece of machinery that existed before the Industrial Revolution.