Sentence examples for commentator standing from inspiring English sources

One TV commentator, standing outside the Goring Hotel, which the Middletons rented for the night before the wedding, remarked, "It's sometimes hard to tell who are Middletons and who are staff".

While she is still prominent as a critic and commentator, her standing as novelist has certainly taken a buffeting ever since that retrograde move.

Reaugh, like all ice-level color commentators for NBC, was standing "Inside the Glass," meaning between the benches.

For a city that lost its professional football team six years ago when the Oilers moved to Tennessee, the return of a professional team was greeted by screaming and cheering at the game that was so loud commentators compared it to standing beside an airplane.

Sangakkara, described by the match commentators on ESPN Cricinfo as "standing in disbelief" on the pitch after Rajasthan struck the winning runs, said: "We were not tight enough in our fielding.

"A forceful address," the BBC commentator said, his hair presumably still standing on end.

The sketch in Le Canard Enchaine showed a commentator in a nuclear protection suit standing in front of two multi-limbed and emaciated sumo wrestlers facing off against the backdrop of the plant.

Having repeatedly protested his innocence, Mr Huhne pleaded guilty on February 4th; brows furrowed, commentators lamented the damage this did to MPs' public standing.

Many commentators doubt that this litigation will succeed because of "standing" (a right to sue) but the question is open.

"They might as well be standing in the middle of a mall," male @NBCOlympics commentator says about chatty U.S. gymnasts.

Gail: I appreciate your standing up for Susan Collins when so very many commentators, including me, felt she just took a dive.