Sentence examples for broadcast commentator from inspiring English sources

Trevor Henry, 31, a broadcast commentator for Riot Games, the company behind League of Legends, marveled at how quickly the game's competitive landscape was professionalizing.

The Australian team is made up of mostly retired Aussie Rules football players, one of whom is a well known broadcast commentator down under, and the Argentinean team only played their first competitive match two weeks ago.

Correction: May 28, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about Mumia Abu-Jamal, the convicted killer of a Philadelphia police officer, referred incorrectly to his former affiliation as a broadcast commentator.

After he retired in the 80's, Sammartino was a broadcast commentator for Junior's version until he became ashamed of the "vulgarity, nudity, profanity, the drug use, God knows".

Survivors include his wife of 65 years, the former Ann Mulvey of Rye, N.Y.; two daughters, Patti Branca of Fort Myers, Fla., and Mary Branca Valentine, who is married to former major league manager and broadcast commentator Bobby Valentine, of Redding, Conn.; and three grandsons.

Mac, he explained, learned his broadcasting skills as a mountaineer: "What made him ideal for this work was that he had done pioneering work as an outside broadcast commentator on his climbs".

Newspaper columnists and broadcast commentators are already speculating about how the next government could fall in a matter of months.

And across the board Turkey's multifarious print and broadcast commentators are asking whether the government will reinstate capital punishment and, if so, why, and why now.

Announcer Howard Finkel gave a solemn "And his opponent…" that was followed only by a throwing up of his hands as the broadcast commentators played up the fact that Finkel had no name to announce, knowing no more than anyone else in the building.

In extended Japanese television news broadcasts, commentators claimed the new missile was capable of carrying a 1,000kg nuclear, chemical or conventional warhead.

As Britain's most diligent broadcast sport commentator, I intended to compare and contrast coverage of super massive humongous earth‑shattering Sunday on various media – a little bit of Final Score on the BBC, some radio maybe but, my goodness, Sky kept me pinned to my seat, remote by my side, untouched.