Sentence examples for commentary made by from inspiring English sources

A crucial part of my morning ritual is catching up with news on Twitter watching the quips made by friends pour in on equal footing with commentary made by media luminaries.

COMSTOCK PARTNERS www.comstockfunds.com One recent commentary made much of the offering of pet insurance as an employee perk by a desperate employer.

His blithe commentary made for a sinister slideshow.

Above all, your Twitter commentary made it!

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Olmsted's title, "The Cotton Kingdom," was a commentary on the bold claim made by Senator James Henry Hammond of South Carolina in 1858 that "you dare not make war on cotton; no power on earth dares to make war upon it.

In this commentary, we consider the contributions made by several recent publications to the advancement of our understanding of the molecular and cell-specific changes apparent in the parous (protected) gland.

In the Roosevelt administration 60 years ago we didn't have the luxury of that kind of commentary, and I am sure contributions made by the Congress and those in the culture would be welcomed by the secretary of Defense.

The programme appeared to have been made by BBC Alba itself as the commentary was in Gaelic with English subtitles.

Commentary on RTÉ One for both the final and semi-final, which was broadcast in Ireland even though it was not part of it, was made by Marty Whelan, while Larry Gogan provided commentary on RTÉ Radio One.

The findings of this commentary are based on the estimations and calculations made by the authors of the work.