Sentence examples for commentary group from inspiring English sources

The core commentary group — Cliff Drysdale, Patrick McEnroe, Chris Fowler, Darren Cahill, Brad Gilbert, Chris Evert, Mary Joe Fernandez and Pam Shriver — is first rate and leagues ahead of the Tennis Channel's commentary lineup.

From Harold Reynolds' whiny voice and incessant chatter that reminds one of nails on a chalkboard to showcasing Alex Rodriguez (cheater and liar) and Pete Rose (gambler and liar) on the commentary group, they drop the fan experience to a new low.

The paper's Op-Ed commentaries, grouped under a link called Articles, reflect sentiments ranging from generous sympathy to fierce antagonism toward the United States.

At about the same time that the Barbie story broke in the Britain (See here for amusing commentary), a group of third grade girls here in the Washington area had a little pre-holiday party.

Last September, Voina launched its most audacious project: "Palace Revolution," which involved running up to parked police cars and flipping them over — a commentary, the group explained, on police corruption.

Direct messages are the most email-like, but even there they provide shared social history as a back channel commentary on group business.

See related commentary A group of Canadian interdisciplinary critical care leaders recently came together for a 2-day collaborative meeting [ 1].

In this commentary, a group of international graduate students facilitated by three experienced environmental health scientists present their views on what they consider to be the global environmental health concerns of today.

The public's sudden loss of faith in science was reflected in polls and in media commentaries, the group said, and could be traced directly to recent revelations that the last IPCC climate assessment report had exaggerated the rate at which Himalayan glaciers were melting and by the leaking of email exchanges between climate scientists.

Group commentary tracks tend to provide a stranger breed of DVD commentary, with participants sliding back and forth between silly and serious.

Since the coup two years ago, the authorities have brought 57 cases under the law, 44 of them involving online commentary, the rights group said.