Sentence examples for watching current from inspiring English sources

But watching current and former players and managers shrug about the Pineda ejection, we're reminded that deception is still part of the mythology of the game.

There are times, watching current events unfold, when I'm convinced that we've all landed in some massive time machine that's sent the nation careening back into, say, 1963.

This, finally, is her secret weapon: mimicking the amused but nihilistic mood that we all fall prey to when watching current affairs.

By The New Yorker April 28, 2010 Watching current and former Goldman Sachs executives sweat it out at yesterday's Senate hearings got us thinking about more than a century's worth of corporate mischief and malfeasance, about big gambles and big losses, and about how maddeningly cyclical it all seems.

Again, I had to remind myself of my personal rule for cord-cutting: Stop watching current TV.

The state-owned bank is watching current proceedings in the High Court as it decides whether to formally begin a lawsuit.

Netflix is trying to make the case that its streaming deals benefit all players because when users watch past seasons of shows, they are then more likely to watch current seasons shown by a cable provider or broadcaster.

This has ensured that no online firm could become a perfect replacement.Meanwhile, pay-television operators, which charge viewers monthly subscription fees, have tried to keep customers by giving them new services, including the ability to watch current television shows online wherever they are as long as they subscribe and to watch videos "on demand", just as they can on services such as Netflix.

In 2007, in an effort to combat Netflix, NBC and Fox — joined, two years later, by ABC — created Hulu, a Web site that lets viewers watch current and many past television shows but is subsidized by the same complement of commercials seen on broadcasters' Web sites.

This data is also being offered (for free) to analysts, journalists, and more, so that they can watch current trends in gaming, like how many people are playing Madden and playing Cityville.

Called CBS All Access, the service launched Thursday enables viewers to watch current episodes of hits and older shows, like "Melrose Place" and "Jericho".