The remarks prompted demands for ESPN to fire Limbaugh yesterday by Gen. Wesley K. Clark, a Democratic presidential contender, and Rep. Harold Ford Jr., Democrat of Tennessee, who said that he had enlisted 20 other House Democrats and had interest from three Republicans to sign a letter to the ESPN protesting the radio commentator's comments.
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Ambrose was heavily injured from the attack and was stretchered out by paramedics while the commentators commented on the severity of Wyatt's actions.
It's evident in the ways that commentators comment on and compare the size and shapes of gymnasts' bodies, in terms that have varied, over time, from excessively frequent to downright creepy.
I suppose everyone in the house will speak to each other in the morning over breakfast, rather than comment on the commentators commenting on the news, and rather than getting all riled up by one injustice after another with few solutions in sight.
Kizbot, a frequent and eloquent commentator on Comment is Free, lives in Athens and writes in with her view of the crisis – and its consequences for her neighbours: I don't have to go far to see how deep the cuts have bitten into the lives of all Greeks.
Law professor and legal commentator Eugene Volokh commented in 2003 that regardless of the behavior of real frogs, the boiling frog story is useful as a metaphor, comparing it to the metaphor of an ostrich with its head in the sand.
Middle East scholar and political commentator Juan Cole commented on Sisi's 48-hour ultimatum for the MB to join SCAF's roadmap: "Dear General al-Sisi: In history, giving the other side a 48-hour ultimatum is typically the prelude to a war".
Meeting with a group of reporters here on Friday morning, Mr. Dror said, "I doubt that most politicians or television commentators who comment on the report have read it".
It is he who causes commentators to comment, fans to swoom, foes to fulminate.
