Sentence examples for commentary booth from inspiring English sources

In the BT commentary booth, Paul Scholes's laconic voice responded: "Well, it didn't look fantastic to me.

At another point fans chanted his name so loudly that he had to close the windows of the commentary booth.

With Gareth Southgate on ITV and Neville in the Sky commentary booth, the FA has two employees in action.

None of his events made the cut, so he filled a spot in the commentary booth instead.

John preceded Patrick at Stanford University, on the professional tour, in the television commentary booth and, most recently, in the Davis Cup captain's chair.

Van Persie was singled out for everything from profligacy in front of the goal to taking a phone call on the field at the final whistle (Robbie Mustoe, in the ESPN commentary booth, clucked disapprovingly and wondered loud and often whether Klaas-Jan Huntelaar would have done better. When the Schalke striker came on, he didn't).

Arthur may have been the right man at the wrong time, whose South African heritage saw him run foul of the baggy green cohort, who still wield enormous influence, through television commentary booths and board tables, in Australian cricket.

Nadal then became the first Wimbledon champion to walk across the sloped roof of the commentary booths to the royal box —flashbulbs lighting his way — to shake the hand of Spanish Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia.

I'm back in the co-commentary booth and I will get better.

(During the show, Jay Manuel and Giuliana Rancic did the heavy lifting on fashion, offering commentary from a booth).

But if she succeeded in making a strong transition from live reports and taped features to booth commentary, she would most likely rope in female viewers.