Sentence examples for it announcers from inspiring English sources

"If you make a mistake in production, you can correct it; announcers have time to prepare comments; sloppy camera shots can be eliminated".

I'll give you the gist of it: Announcers love to refer to white players are "gritty" when they try really hard, even if they kinda suck, while foreign-born and African American players don't get praised for their intangibles or baseball IQ.

Although NFL Network carried the Chargers-Raiders game, CBS produced it, and its announcers, Ian Eagle and Dan Fouts, called the game.

It was immediately clear that he'd made a mistake: people watching at home knew it, the announcers knew it, and so did the fans in the stands, who let out a collective groan once the replay had been shown.

Greg Bishop I'm always shocked by how long it takes announcers to dissect slow-motion replays.

The N.F.L. conducts a news media tour each summer in which it encourages announcers and analysts to "dive into the rules, the points of emphasis and the rule changes the competition committee has articulated," Anderson said.

It sent its three announcers, a complement of eight cameras and its own production crew and leased a mobile production truck to carry this past weekend's two exhibition games and the opening series against the Devil Rays.

In an example of the former, when I would start an alley-oop play, in which one player tosses the ball toward the basket and a teammate jumps to catch the ball and dunk it, an announcer would say "alley-oop" before it was clear that's what I was doing.

But CBS was not seeking confrontation, and by dispatching Packer and Jim Nantz to Denver, where they called victories by Maryland and Syracuse, it placed its lead announcers in a position to call tomorrow's matchup between the last two national champions.

"When you have a superstar, it makes it easy for announcers".

"If Washington's the problem, why trust a congressman to fix it?," an announcer asks as the ad shows pictures of Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Rick Santorum and Michele Bachmann.