Sentence examples for panel of commentators from inspiring English sources

A new panel of commentators materialized on the screen, each man smiling and silent.

She soon expanded that narrow role, making a place for herself among the Today show's panel of commentators and newsreaders.

Patrick Kingsley discusses Europe's refugee crisis with a panel of commentators at Conway Hall, London WC1, on 12 May.

Earlier this month, the day a 2005 tape surfaced in which Trump bragged about "grabbing" women "by the pussy," Navarro, who is forty-four, wasparringng with a panel of commentators on CNN about what to make of the scandal.

After capturing a series of couples having the same argument (on unmanned cameras the producers will place in houses in as many households as they can get to cooperate, Ms. Rakieten said), the show will bring them to the set where a panel of commentators will offer their own opinions on the spat — humorously of course.

With a panel of commentators at their side, protected from the throbbing crowd by a glass wall, players like Lim Yo-Hwan, Lee Yoon Yeol and Suh Ji Hoon lounged in logo-spangled track suits and oozed the laconic bravado of athletes the world over.

Harry Chancey Jr., Channel 13's vice president and director of program service, said the total program "provides a full and fair discussion of the important issues of freedom of expression and the limits of acceptability" raised by "Stop the Church". He said budget and time constraints precluded organizing panels of commentators from New York.

Parts of today's parade, which included many of the sights and sounds that the Vatican dreaded -- drag queens, scantily clad male gladiators, topless women and outrageous floats -- were broadcast live by Italian television, along with panels of commentators fiercely arguing the church's position and that of gay rights advocates.

Indignant responses spread from conservative blogs to NBC's "Today," on which Matt Lauer talked to a panel of offended commentators.

The bike podcast Media Talk US Jeff Jarvis, of Buzz Machine, high profile internet blogger and author and a regular panel of media commentators analyse the latest developments in the US media and tech worlds.

These seminars combine an interview-oriented skit with a panel of expert commentators to produce a "stop action" interview in which the audience experiences the dialog taking place between two scientists, a hiring manager and a postdoc, who conduct what is probably a very normal industry job interview.