Sentence examples for of watching much from inspiring English sources

The last set went so quickly, 23 minutes in a lightning fast 1 27 match, that the packed house of 23,771 never really got into a rhythm of watching, much like Gasquet never really got into a rhythm of playing.

It seemed forced, but then again, I have yet to watch much of the Brit version of "House of Cards" because the lugubrious turns toward the camera in the original are impossible for me to get past.

The outpouring of Hate for Nate has been awesome to watch; much of it is coming from the right, but a fair bit also from mainstream pundits who rely on their ineffable sense of "momentum" or whatever rather than polls.

UConn won, 65-64, but Dolson was left to watch much of the game on the bench with Auriemma.

Twenty-eight percent do not intend to watch much of the Olympics and 13 percent do not expect to watch the Games at all.

You do not have to watch much of CNN's "Moneyline" to figure out what the anchor Lou Dobbs thinks about the indictment of Arthur Andersen.

"He said he was out of the country training for his sailing project [to cross the Atlantic] and he was like, 'I'm really sorry, I didn't get to watch much of it.' Actress?

Though too busy to watch much of Drag Race, she did attend the recent Season 7 reunion.

Also, Sony said, its Internet partners will be able to tell it what kinds of shows people are watching, much as they do when people browse the Web.

I've refrained from watching much of the post-debate commentary, as the 'spin' has a tendency to replace in the memory what actually happened.

Playing DVD movies only hastens the battery drain; on this laptop, don't expect to watch much more of "Gladiator" than the opening credits.