Sentence examples for continuous commentary of from inspiring English sources

He became the deputy editor of the monthly "Cricketer" magazine only five weeks before graduating from Cambridge in 1967, and went on to become the Cricket Correspondent of "The Daily Telegraph" and "The Times", But he was best known as a broadcaster on Test Match Special, BBC radio's continuous commentary of Test matches.

Since my column runs in an arts section, readers would get bored with continuous commentary on solar collectors, the violence of urban development, sick building syndrome and the politics of French social housing.

In this way the apparatus glossarum, continuous commentaries on the entire book, arose.

In addition to getting a chance to see this beautiful-looking black-and-white comedy in its original widescreen format, fans can also pore over several funny deleted scenes, a bunch of even funnier outtakes and on-set bloopers and, best of all, Mr. Brooks's continuous commentary.

In homilies, scholia (annotated works), and continuous commentaries he covered the whole Bible, deploying a subtle, strongly allegorical exegesis designed to bring out several levels of significance.

Aeschylus's Prometheus Bound uses allegory for tragic ends, while Euripides' tragedies make a continuous interpretive commentary on the hidden meaning of the basic myths.

In fact, the code writers expressed similar intentions with comments in the commentary of CHBCD 2006.

He was also the author of Aryabhatiya-Bhashya, a commentary of the Aryabhatiya.

[The Alexandra, with the commentary of Isaac and John Tzetzes].

1r-250r Alexandra with commentary of Isaac and John Tzetzes.

No use of Football Services which amounts to a continuous match commentary or live data service may be published during the match.