Sentence examples for bbc pundit from inspiring English sources

BBC pundit and American athletics superstar Michael Johnson was less generous on watching the replay.

"I wouldn't mind doing what Colin Jackson [world champion hurdler turned BBC pundit] does".

Bob Wilson, in his early days as a BBC pundit, said the "bubble would burst".

Andrew Peacock reckons BBC pundit Pat Cash could do with one of those.

Stoney is also a BBC pundit on women's football and has appeared on Sky doing co-commentary on men's football.

And BBC pundit Jonathan Davies will be hosting five Rugby World Cup editions of his S4C entertainment show.

Meanwhile Radcliffe's fellow BBC pundit Steve Cram, who is also a close friend, told the Guardian that there were other reasons why she had kept her counsel.

Chris Boardman, the Olympic gold medallist and BBC pundit said: "I was watching the change and Vicky was coming through pretty fast.

"Somebody like Graham Taylor needs to be at the football club," says Steve Froggatt, the former Wolves winger who now works as a BBC pundit.

But another BBC pundit, Alan Shearer, is among the those to question the youngster's comments in his column for the Sun.

- BBC pundit Robbie Savage.