Sentence examples for commentaries during from inspiring English sources

Boris Goldovsky, the conductor, pianist, lecturer and opera impresario best known to millions of radio listeners for his intermission commentaries during nearly 50 years of Saturday matinee broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera, died on Thursday at his home in Brookline, Mass.

There are also a total of 16 commentaries during this season's Women's Super League, which kicked off this month, on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

The poet had all but destroyed his American reputation by broadcasting pro-Fascist radio commentaries during World War II, and was arrested for treason at war's end.

Anchorman Jerry Springer's commentaries during News 5 each evening on Cincinnati's NBC affiliate had a direct bearing on the station rising from worst to first in the ratings during the mid-'80's.

The commentary established Du Fu's fame as the highest of all poets; for instance, Hayashi Shunsai, a notable Confucian scholar, commented in Vol. 37 of Gahō Bunshū that Zǐměi [Du Fu] was the very best poet in history and praised Shào Chuán's commentary for its simplicity and readability, while he criticized old commentaries during the Yuan Dynasty were too unfathomable.

Problem minimising commentaries ("online commentaries") during physical exams are frequently used by clinicians in consultations for acute illness, mainly to reassure patients [ 37].

Yet the Japanese commentary during the challenges has been left intact (with subtitles).

The recipients were interviewed, and their filmed responses serve as running commentary during performances of "Exit".

The Plott brothers are popular eSports broadcasters, providing live commentary during matches.

John E. Riley, a longtime NASA spokesman who provided commentary during the first moon walk, in 1969, died on April 17.

Mr. Cosby sat down near the driver and kept up a running commentary during his nine-block ride.