Sentence examples for with commentator from inspiring English sources

Live coverage eventually began an hour into the men's race, with commentator Ned Boulting greeting viewers with: "Hallelujah".

The tabloid Bild offered a more upbeat appraisal, with commentator and former government spokesman Bela Anda calling it "a TV duel of surprises", with Steinbrück "proving surprisingly aggressive … gaining in … drive and stature over the 90 minutes".

The Mirror's Tony Stenson offered the opinion that "The Nearly Man is about to come of age", with commentator Jack Karnehm also saying that Parrot had "come of age" and that "this could be his year".

"I just wonder if her dad did say to her when she was 12, 13, 14 maybe 'listen, you are never going to be, you know, a looker'," he said in a pre-match interview with commentator Lindsay Davenport.

Along with commentator Rod Liddle and others, Atkinson is lobbying for the repeal of section 5 of the Public Order Act, which makes it an offence to use insulting words or behaviour and once resulted in the arrest of a student who called a police horse gay.

Thiel talked again last week with commentator and comedian Dave Rubin, whose YouTube show, Rubin says, is focused on free speech.

Not surprising: it resonates with commentators, tabloid media and with governments.

Mr. Lauer also omitted the information in a follow-up "Today" segment with commentators on Wednesday.

[The Lede] Protesters in other cities seemed to agree with commentators who argued that the eviction would strengthen the protest.

The crash immediately generated outrage on Twitter-like microblogs, with commentators accusing the government of poorly regulating school buses.

The response to Jacobson's win was largely ecstatic, with commentators embracing his use of humour as a serious medium.