Sentence examples for coming live from inspiring English sources
He sounds like he's coming live from the bottom of a well.
Tonight's showbiz extravaganza is coming live from Baku, Azerbaijan – a nation so loaded they've build a sparkly new venue JUST for Eurovision.
There are plenty of bad ideas in sports, from ESPN's "Mohr Sports," which lasted 25 episodes in 2002, to coming live performances by Kid Rock on "Sports Center.
Four people sitting in front of a cloth backdrop, their feet under a trestle table that's been wedged up to their chests, NSTATN could be coming live from the fringe in 1961.
Coming live from Manchester Royal Infirmary, this documentary brings together a group of profoundly deaf people – ranging in age from 32 to 78 – who have chosen to have cochlear implants fitted.
She then composed herself and announced that tomorrow's show, presented by Fern Britton and John Leslie, would be coming live from a house in Bromsgrove, which is being given away as part of a This Morning competition.
The wood-paneled front bar hums; a trendy crowd congregates under chalkboards announcing coming live-music gigs and D.J. sets.
In the latest issue, written by Frank Miller (the director of the coming live-action adaptation of Will Eisner's "Spirit") and drawn by Jim Lee, Batgirl has a two-page action sequence that is filled with foul language — uttered by the heroine and the ruffians she is battling.
I was going, coming, living, rehearsing, dancing, living again.
Would Racine like to come live there?
