Sentence examples for top commentators from inspiring English sources

Check out our other top commentators' views on the state of play here 12.10pm: Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, is spending his day doing the rounds of TV and radio studios to share his thoughts on the results.

Yes, Primate Minister Robust late-night political discussion, hosted by Mr Frisky, a chimpanzee on loan from the zoo, featuring interviews with high-level politicians and top commentators about the burning issues of the day.

MOSCOW — For weeks, coverage of the United States presidential race in Russia's state-controlled media has been obscured by a layer of derision, cast by top commentators as a mud-slinging brawl or a "beauty contest" in which candidates vie for the loyalty of voting blocs, "some who love ample, fatty brunettes — and some preferring skinny anorexics".

But the enterprise cost Robertson at least £2,000, a fortune in those days, as well as a hint back home that Paul Fox, head of television sport, did not take kindly to one of his top commentators disappearing for weeks.

To me, it's just another part of the whole demeaning of the scrum within the professional game, from coaches to the top commentators," he added.

Regular 5 live presenters Nicky Campbell, Rachel Burden, Victoria Derbyshire, Mark Chapman, Peter Allen, Colin Murray and Tony Livesey will all feature prominently in the schedule alongside a team of top commentators led by Mike Costello for athletics and John Murray for the opening and closing ceremonies.

The summer's top commentator on Pulvirenti's legal trouble: Sampdoria president Massimo Ferrero, 1 July: "He must die... How dare he do these things, and sully football?

Some of the country's top Jewish commentators joined the inquisition.

All the top political commentators and broadcasters who had been brought into ITV's opinion room – think of a spin room decked out to look like an Apple showroom – were suddenly short of their one stock in trade: opinions.

Alfredo Molano, a columnist for the newspaper El Espectador and one of Colombia's top social commentators, said he initially liked Mr. Mockus's honesty and fresh approach, but in the end could not vote for either him or Mr. Santos, the embodiment of Colombia's conservative political establishment.

For all his faults, Cosell, ABC's top sports commentator in the 70s and early 80s, knew how to pick and hit his targets.