Sentence examples for to commentators from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who comments; especially someone who is paid to give his/her opinions in the media about current affairs, sports, etc.
Today I've spent listening--to my contacts on social media, to firsthand witnesses interviewed on the news, to comments from friends via text, to commentators and analysts.
To commentators, the hiring was comical.
There are pitfalls to hardline caps, according to commentators.
To commentators, Merkel's inflexibility on these issues has thrown the Paris-Berlin relationship off-balance.
"Listening to commentators, all they talk about is long distance off the tee".
But the appointment of Matori Abdul Djalil, a politician with little experience in military affairs, was a surprise to commentators.
Is it too much to ask commentators to refrain from referring to female athletes as "girls"?
However I manage to commentator-curse him - as I type, he immediately double-faults to make it 15-all.
What readers of the Times saw, the next morning, was "CNN WILL CANCEL 'CROSSFIRE' AND CUT TIES TO COMMENTATOR".
[Page A1.] CNN Ends Link to Commentator CNN has ended its relationship with the conservative commentator Tucker Carlson, left, and will shortly cancel its daily political discussion show, "Crossfire".
Ms. Simone was talking about her rise from hairstylist to online commentator to professional comic-book author.
