Sentence examples for serving as a commentator from inspiring English sources

Girardi's agent, Steve Mandel, said Girardi was returning to his Miami home with his family after serving as a commentator for Fox at the World Series in Denver.

He earned a total of more than $1 million in the previous 18 months from several jobs, including a fellowship with a conservative research organization, serving as a commentator for Fox News and a handful of consulting contracts, as well as income from rental properties in Pennsylvania.

Critics were divided on the film, though, as some chose to accept it at face value while others saw it as a satire, with documentary subject and filmmaker-turned-street artist Thierry Guetta (who some theorized was an actor paid by Banksy or was, perhaps, Banksy himself) serving as a commentator on the commercialization of art.

In addition to writing, Adcock served as a commentator on poetry for the British Broadcasting Corporation.

He often serves as a commentator on Iraqi and Arab issues for BBC, Al-Jazeera, Channel 4, and the New York Times among others.

The authors were invited to present their paper at M.I.T., where Pinker was then a professor, and they learned that Chomsky had agreed to serve as a commentator.

Leonard is to serve as a commentator, reunited with the play-by-play announcer Al Michaels; almost exactly thirty years ago, they provided commentary for Marvin Hagler's thrilling knockout of Hearns.

CLBB Faculty Member Dr. Joshua Buckholtz (of the Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital) will serve as a commentator, while New York Times editor James Ryerson will moderate the conversation and subsequent audience Q&A.

Individuals who participate in the TSHA's annual programs may present a paper once every three years or serve as a commentator once every two years.

Jake Halpern is a journalist and author who has written for The New Yorker, Entertainment Weekly and other publications and serves as a commentator for National Public Radio's All Things Considered.

As late as 1949, Evans served as a commentator on Klan activities, speaking as the former Imperial Wizard.