Sentence examples for if the commentators from inspiring English sources

I don't know if there's chess on TV, but I would not be surprised if the commentators routinely say, during the middlegame, "This is developing into a real chess match".

Mike Atherton next to him inquired, barely audibly: "Fighting terminology's OK so long as it's on the field?" Amid all the big hitting of this tournament, it's almost as if the commentators are not allowed to talk about David Warner – his very public disgrace has hardly merited a mention.

Well, if the commentators (including Corinne Maier on today's Times Op-Ed Page and Keelin McDonell at TNR Online) are to be believed, the day of reckoning may have come: thousands of French youth have taken to the streets in recent days not in the spirit of revolution but rather to defend the status quo.

And now he's gone -- and if the commentators are correct (they're probably not) we might as well sell that Apple stock now and move to Shanghai.

The three officials have denied Mr. Borrero's allegation that they threatened to block renewal of WADO's federal license if the commentator did not tone down his talk.

According to Mr. Borrero, Mr. Light said that the representatives had threatened to block the renewal of WADO's federal radio license if the commentator did not curtail his criticism.

"When I'm riding round before the judge rings the bell to enter the ring, I'd love it if the commentator said: 'This is Lee Pearson, he's won nine gold medals, he's got arthrogryposis which means his legs and arms didn't grow correctly, he wears plastic leg splints from his hip to his heels, his limbs are a bit twisted and weak and his muscles don't work correctly,'" he said.

Both are necessarily stupid reactions: stupid for obvious reasons; necessarily so because reaction has to be instant, and few, if any, of the commentators will have read the whole longlist, let alone the 156 novels from which it was selected.

In other words, they embodied a new wave of political protest and social commentary that is often called — by the outside world, if not by the commentators themselves — the alt-right.

Certainly, not unique, but if I recall correctly, the commentators Jim Nantz and Ken Venturi sought comparisons to winning comparable (i.e., Grand Slam) professional championships in the same calendar year.

Dembele, whose movement looks very smart - or if you listen to the commentators, is strong and powerful - espies Richardson on his outside.