Sentence examples for the commentators will be from inspiring English sources

Who knows — maybe he'll get a hot stock and the commentators will be talking once again about how charismatic he is.

Everyone (and especially the commentators) will be keeping track of how well the two candidates handle what they say about the important things we face as a country.

Kick-off for the match at the Estadio Centenario is 00 30 BST and the commentator will be Michael McNamee.

The course begins to flatten out and the TV commentators will be saying things like, "he's got to carry that speed through the gliding sections".

If there is some rustiness or weariness on display on Thursday night, you'd hope the Sky commentators will be understanding.

Privately, some party officials fear the debates will distort the entire campaign, with many hours spent "prepping" the leaders, rehearsing their lines and working out how to avoid the "gaffes" that commentators will be eagerly awaiting.

One of the film's commentators will be citing a piece of music, maybe snapping his fingers to mark off the time and singing the melody and part of a solo to underscore a point.

What matters, of course, is how the visit plays back home, where commentators will be dissecting the Republican hopeful's performance on his first foreign outing of the campaign.

The hope of such commentators will be to justify those government proceedings already completed or underway against a host of private firms including Microsoft, Intel, Apple, and Qualcomm –and then to call for more.

If you'd like to know what commentators will be filling the airwaves for NBC, the Awful Announcing blog runs that down for you.

The most tempting narrative for commentators will be that season two fails to live up to its remarkable first year.