They keep a running commentary up on acts, critiquing tricks.
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Bader provides a kind of running commentary on this culture.
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We synch our TVs and keep up a running commentary.
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In fact, it is quite easy to do a running commentary.
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All the while, you and Moore's special guests provide running commentary.
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She refuses to provide a "running commentary" on her Brexit plans.
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But you can't constantly have a running commentary explaining where you're coming from.
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A running commentary/observational skill people are just lucky to be born with.
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The text moves between Kafka's romantic problems and running commentary on today's world.
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Social media now allows for running commentary online, including by the president himself.
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In 2008 she set up her own blog, Running Commentary, writing in English.
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He said giving a running commentary on the talks would undermine Britain's negotiating stance.
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Therefore, we will not be providing a running commentary on every twist and turn.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader is agitated by her father's running commentary on her looks.
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The Company will not provide a running commentary on the course of the IPO.
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Kirby said the government would not be offering a running commentary on its negotiation strategy.
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Pushed for details, Ms May has said there will be "no running commentary" on negotiations.
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Then the group critiqued how they did, with Begin running commentary on participants' body language.
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" McCain provided a running commentary that was "R-rated," said Graham, "but it was fun.
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This physical and mental absence, however, does not prevent Dottie from providing an acerbic running commentary.
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But it wasn't a running commentary — a gaping, keening, raging one — on the nation's political life.
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The two detectives kept up a running commentary throughout the day that consisted of lines from ''S.
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He used to keep a running commentary on the minutiae of his daily existence—nothing was spared.
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As if that weren't enough, the episode is simultaneously a running commentary on the current American condition.
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"I repeat that we will not be providing running commentary on this matter," his statement read. video
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A human guide always trails at its side to offer running commentary while visitors direct its path.
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However, all of Bachelor Nation watches the show and, lucky for us, keeps a running commentary on Twitter.
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Darroch said he wouldn't give a running commentary on the auction, adding Sky's bid strategy was commercially sensitive.
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Mr. Swartzwelter is the conductor, checking tickets and offering a running commentary over the train's public address system.
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The seven live actors offer their own running commentary and re-enact the scenes playing onscreen above them.
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A teary, visibly shaken Behnaz repeatedly watches the video as Jafar drives, offering a running commentary on it.
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In addition to his running commentary, Mr. Trump has taken up the role of play-by-play announcer.
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Just look at his Twitter feed on Wednesday and Thursday for his running commentary on impeachment, Ukraine, Rep.
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He keeps up a running commentary as he points out recent favorites with fingers the size of blood sausages.
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Accused of lacking a strategy, it refuses to give a running commentary, saying that would weaken its negotiating position.
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As the minutes passed, an aproned Thomas dropped various pieces of sonically heavy cookware to a running commentary of apologies.
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Plus my mom and J's grandmother are the snarkiest ladies in all the land; the running commentary would be amazing.
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The Australian government has said on Tuesday it will not provide a "running commentary" on the effort to release Weeks.
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Broadcasts, watched by millions, include running commentary, chat functions, and a comparison of players' moves to those chosen by computers.
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Porras-Kim's art, like Esparza's, is a kind of running commentary on erasure and appropriation and value — monetary and otherwise.
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As Mr. Trump offered a running commentary on Twitter of Mr. Obama's address after the attacks in San Bernardino, Calif.
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His running commentary was one of the best parts of the night, and often took the place of typical DJ transitions.
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It's like a little running commentary that anyone can have access to, they just have to be good at discovering it.
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This is the calculus and running commentary that shuttles through my brain whenever I slip behind the wheel of an Infiniti.
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The pair watch music videos, or other popular content, and provide a running commentary that is both offensive and often hilarious.
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Two years ago during the Rio Summer Games, Jones was a breakout star for her seriously funny running commentary on the sports.
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A row in front of him, Nick and Joe Jonas give the running commentary listed under the job description for younger brother.
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While the other senators on this list have offered some degree of running commentary on their latest thinking, Sinema leaves everyone guessing.
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Players post videos with running commentary about their escapades with the dizzying train ride and other elements of the special Tate gallery.
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In addition to a microphone, this time Jeremy equipped Mason with a GoPro to capture his running commentary while on the ice.
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Then, there are the four actual operatives of the so-called "Transy Book Heist," who provide a running commentary on the movie's fictionalization.
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In many ways, The Purge has been horror's running commentary on this era of American history, which is exactly why it's so disturbing.
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As a playlist of Bach partitas played in the background, Giulianotti kept up a running commentary, which was transmitted via a sound system.
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"I think it would be wrong of me to give a running commentary on the negotiations," he said when challenged on the point.
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Nick didn't start with his own Hormone Monster, and his visits to Duke always seemed like a poor substitute for the monsters' running commentary.
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Cottingham and Singer try to collapse these themes of ignorant white masculinity into a running commentary on the art world's obsession with male artists.
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In these pieces, he shows a tiresome fondness for short-breathed, end-stopped dance phrases that dog the music like a distracting running commentary.
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"Our plan is to do what we have always done, which is to not offer a running commentary on the season," the statement continued.
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Five days a week, Dave Ettl, 245, offers a running commentary on the transformation in Yakima, where he has lived since the early 223s.
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On the other hand, streamers could argue that their work falls under fair use since they're providing a running commentary on public political speech.
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Caruana bests the vehicle in just under five minutes of playing time, and he's not particularly stressing the time, plus he's offering a running commentary.
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Przybycien encouraged Brown to go through with the suicide, even providing running commentary as he recorded her last moments on video, according to court documents.
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Last year Running Commentary revealed that Mr Muscat's chief of staff and one of his ministers had Panama-registered companies and trusts in New Zealand.
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Now Barr is throwing up his hands, saying Trump is making it impossible for him to do his job with his running commentary on Twitter.
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Honestly, the show is pretty funny to me and the group offers a hilarious running commentary, but it's hard for me to get too invested.
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Nick Kyrgios, the mercurial Australian star, offered courtside spectators a running commentary during his first-round match against his countryman John Millman on Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr. Blevins, a gamer with 203 million followers, kept viewers entertained with his running commentary as he worked his way through marathon sessions of Fortnite.
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Wyborney, concentrating as she sat with her elbows on the table and one hand absent-mindedly raised to her mouth, kept up a running commentary.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will not give a running commentary on the government's plans for Brexit, arguing this would weaken Britain's hand.
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The staff of The New Republic will be watching the proceedings, offering running commentary and post-debate analysis, and hopefully answering any questions readers might have.
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Bush showed slides purporting to be him searching under desks for the pretext for a war that killed hundreds of thousands of people, with running commentary.
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His focus was so fine-tuned that he didn't hear the running commentary of all the amateur analysts and play-by-play announcers in the gallery.
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But not even the British royals, who will be among the first to receive Mr. Trump in England, were off-limits from Mr. Trump's running commentary.
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For yesterday's opening match between Russia and Saudi Arabia, we stopped by the baths, where running commentary could be heard in Russian, Ukrainian, Uzbek and English.
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Over the past 16 years, his slow delivery has become comically deliberate, and his act more stylized and self-aware, with a running commentary on his jokes.
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Ms. Caruana Galizia, 53, who wrote mostly about high-level government corruption in her popular blog, Running Commentary, and a regular newspaper column, was killed on Oct.
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Each chapter takes us to a different Arsenal game where Hornby lives through the victories and defeats and provides a running commentary of his concurrent emotional state.
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Comedian Leslie Jones has taken to the sport of soccer recently, and has been running commentary through her Twitter account—and it could not possibly be more charming.
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She follows the players' stories as if they were potboilers and provides running commentary on their manners, looks, love lives and how she thinks they're feeling that day.
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He is a rising star in the Let's Play community, which features YouTube videos of gamers scorching the competition while adding their own running commentary as they play.
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With his reality-show approach to the presidency, Mr. Trump has a habit of weighing in on the day's most-covered news stories with his own running commentary.
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I sat next to him when we've had a couple of speakers come to the Senate, and the running commentary from the senator under his breath is pretty interesting.
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Mr. Trump acknowledged on Tuesday that his running commentary on the Stone case was making Mr. Barr's job harder, but he gave no indication that he would back off.
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Trump's public fuming over the Stone case was just one example of how his running commentary on Justice Department matters complicated Barr's job, the attorney general said on Thursday.
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All the while, she kept up a running commentary: If the green cap at the stem end of an eggplant was starting to turn brown, it was getting dehydrated.
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All the while, she kept up a running commentary: If the green cap at the stem end of an eggplant was starting to turn brown, it was getting dehydrated.
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The prime minister has said that she will not provide a running commentary on Brexit; her remarks helped push sterling to a three-month low against the dollar at $17813.
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The prime minister has promised to keep Parliament informed over her plans for Brexit, but not to give a "running commentary" for fear that this will undermine her negotiating position.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China did not like providing a running commentary while talks were under way, and preferred to quietly do the work.
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Everybody has self-talk — that running commentary in your own head about everything from what shoes to wear and why to what you boss' secretary thinks about your new haircut.
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For in fact, as Benjamin Balint explains in his history of the magazine, "Running Commentary" (21960), the people around Commentary and the A.J.C. in those days were cool to Zionism.
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In fact, to compensate, my coping mechanism is usually humor — making jokes and providing sarcastic running commentary to help ensure that other people don't feel as sad as I do.
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Host Jeff Probst's signature — and hilariously obnoxious — running commentary is sure to be a doozy on this challenge, which is likely to see a domino effect once the first player stumbles.
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The odd behavior inspired a running commentary of quips in my head too, but because I have found Ms. Evans's previous work worthwhile (and because it's my job), I stifled them.
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Commodities prices and the like flash on the back wall alongside a running commentary on the goings-on that incorporates the likes of the BBC's Evan Davis into the onscreen lineup.
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"The first and most important thing to do is to notice that voice in your head – that running commentary we all have as we go about our lives," Mr. Barker said.
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One object of her ire was Joseph Muscat, who became Labour Party leader the same year Daphne began her Running Commentary blog and who swept to victory in elections in 2013.
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One of the most difficult things to scale up might also be the ESC Game Theater's most interesting feature: the running commentary that makes every player feel like an e-sports star.
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It also deploys the female voice of Cortana, its digital assistant technology, to provide a running commentary on settings screens — which can include some suggestive prompts to agree to its T&Cs.
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Despite pleas from lawmakers and businesses for more detail on the plans, the government has said it will not give a running commentary as to do so would damage its negotiating position.
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Gambino is depicted as an observer with a cooler-than-thou bop, silently watching those around him as though he's somehow not privy to the criticisms addressed in the video's running commentary.
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Now he says he doesn't even have time to edit his videos -- which feature a running commentary -- because he's too busy playing Pokemon GO from 6pm to 1.5am, seven days a week.
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Muscat and his associates denied any wrongdoing, but that didn't dampen Galizia's international prominence: Her blog, Running Commentary, was regularly read by 400,000 people—even though just 420,000 people live on Malta.
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For some businesses, May's reluctance to offer what she describes as a "running commentary" on her strategy, has deepened fears that they could end up paying higher costs if operating from Britain.
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During EU summits, when aides are not allowed into the dining room, he often texted his advisers - giving a running commentary of the discussions, punctuated by the odd joke, one official said.
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"I said right at the very beginning of this that nobody would expect us to give a running commentary on our negotiating strategy and the negotiations we are involved in," she added.
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Muscat and his associates denied any wrongdoing, but that didn't dampen Galizia's international prominence: Her blog, Running Commentary, was regularly read by 13,21 people — even though just 290,1 people live on Malta.
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But for some, May's reluctance to offer what she describes as a "running commentary" on her strategy has deepened fears that they could end up paying higher costs if operating from Britain.
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When pressed for details on how the negotiations were progressing, Wild said he would not give a "running commentary," adding that the situation is "complex" and was unlikely to be resolved until 2020.
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Most emanated from Ms Caruana Galizia's blog, Running Commentary, launched in 2008 when she felt her twice-weekly columns in a local daily did not give her the space or freedom she needed.
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But after a long hiatus, the account came back to bless us with a running commentary on the GOP debate: Fox Business seems to be hosting some kind of elaborate political show trial. Impressed.
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A running commentary throughout the show pointed out the importance of following Kim's economic and development strategy, while significantly playing down the role of the military and not once mentioning North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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"Sometimes what can occur is we're asking them to talk aloud and just give this running commentary, and sometimes people get quiet," Jill Strawbridge, who leads Hulu's UX research, says of the study I'm observing.
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"The government says 'we will not give a running commentary' but as banks without more information we can't plan," said a senior executive at a top British lender, who has held talks with government ministers.
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I said right at the very beginning of this: nobody and I don't think anybody watching this would expect us to give a running commentary on our negotiating strategy and the negotiations we're involved in.
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In tutoring Sanders, Mitchell maintains a running commentary on the shifting alliances, and layers of insurgents, warlords, tribal loyalties and age-old clan feuds that make the nation all but impossible for outsiders to subdue.
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The study, which presents a complete revised version of Ali Quli Qarai's already published translation alongside Reynolds's running commentary on all its intersections with the Bible, is explicitly meant for the nonspecialist English-language reader.
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But there has been criticism that she is offering little clarity to businesses, investors and opposition lawmakers by sticking to her line that she will offer "no running commentary" on Britain's exit from the bloc.
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The running commentary makes it difficult to get caught up in the drama, while the intricate nature of the dramatization introduces a florid element closer to Cecil B. DeMille epics than serious history and scholarship.
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"The government says 'we will not give a running commentary' but as banks without more information we can't plan," said a senior executive at a top British lender, who has held talks with government ministers.
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When Ms. Williams first heard him, he was playing a talking drum, an instrument used in Yoruba music from Nigeria that can mimic the syllables of speech, sometimes playing a running commentary on the lyrics.
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And with people lining up to pee in a corner of the club's backyard, with hilarious running commentary from a group of guys sitting a few feet away, the party certainly lived up to its name.
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Even though the president's running commentary about the Russia investigation is scattershot and disjointed, his former personal lawyers, who have considerable experience and ability, apparently allowed McGahn's interview without counseling a constitutional challenge to such interviews.
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After that, it was on to Sushi Yasuda in Midtown, for a seat at the counter and some fawning over the omakase, with running commentary after he popped each piece into his mouth with his hands.
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All throughout, there's running commentary from an unidentified person who's watching the incident from offscreen, giving a play-by-play about how the dog wants to get away and will just have to be thrown in.
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We both set up a Swedish film that he chose, A Man Named Ove, and spend the next few hours with a video call next to our laptop screens so we can have our running commentary.
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Trump's running commentary on the Stone case calls into question whether Barr can oversee U.S. law enforcement in an independent manner, said Bruce Green, a former federal prosecutor who now teaches at Fordham School of Law.
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"There will clearly be commentary from a variety of sources as we move forward, but we're not going to give a running commentary ourselves – nor speculate on outcomes of negotiations that haven't happened yet," May's spokeswoman said.
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With "Lolo," Julie Delpy ("2 Days in New York") makes a much simpler addition to her prickly, idiosyncratic comedies, which have doubled as a frank running commentary on life (as with her roles in Richard Linklater's films).
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With a backdrop of era-appropriate dancehall and shelves freighted with "South Park" dad hats, Polo-branded basketballs and yellow Sony cassette players, Timbaland offered a running commentary on past creative partners and far-flung musical inspirations.
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Though already an "SNL" cast member at the time, Jones' enthusiasm for the Games came somewhat as a surprise to NBC in 2016, when she began drawing attention for her live tweets of events and running commentary.
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Theresa May told parliament that she will not provide a "running commentary" on the Brexit process, a strategy which has led many MPs, including those in her own party, to suggest the government doesn't have a plan.
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Appointed prime minister shortly after the June 23 vote on EU membership, replacing David Cameron who resigned, May has come under pressure to drop her insistence that she will not give a "running commentary" on the Brexit negotiations.
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But they also said that they will tune out any outside noise if they can — including the running commentary from a president who demands party loyalty — and potentially wrap up the trial far more quickly than Trump desires.
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In most of the cases under scrutiny, Mr. Trump has blurred the lines that traditionally separate the White House from criminal enforcement matters, offering running commentary or outright rooting for a result on Twitter and in public comments.
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They voiced concern about a "culture of impunity" on the island, a problem that the Ms. Caruana Galizia had put at the center of her online blog, Running Commentary, and in a column in The Malta Independent newspaper.
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But after retiring after nearly 60 years in office at the age of 87 (he was the longest-serving member of Congress in history), he's kept a running commentary on the ridiculousness of the government and society in general.
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Playing her first French Open and only her second grand slam after reaching the second round of her home major in January, Fourlis refused to be overawed, keeping up a running commentary with her courtside entourage and the umpire.
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"Asking for a plan setting out the objectives is not to seek to undermine the UK's negotiating hand nor is it to seek a running commentary, but it is in fact to have clarity, scrutiny and accountability," he said.
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The entire conversation unfolds in a Slack chat room at what is, in journalism, warp speed: Editors read each line as soon as I hit send, and within seconds publish it to the running commentary on The Times's website.
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He said he lived in his van, having moved to Los Angeles from Indiana years ago as an aspiring actor before turning to YouTube full time, where he was broadcasting a running commentary on the rally on his channel.
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They have been told that the person leaking those details was Keith Schembri, Muscat's chief of staff, whom Caruana Galizia slammed as "that crook" on Running Commentary, her widely read blog, less than an hour before she was murdered.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has made clear she will not give a running commentary on Brexit or lay out all her negotiating cards in public, though some aides have suggested her plan is to invoke Article 50 early in 2017.
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When he faces down two henchmen (played by Cecep Arif Rahman and Yayan Ruhian of the Raid series), they thank him for the honor of fighting him, and maintain a running commentary on his performance in Indonesian during the sequence.
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The confines of established media frustrated her and in 2008 she set up her blog — Running Commentary — a one-woman operation which drew up to 400,133 page views a day, matching the volumes recorded on the websites of the largest dailies.
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Minna's keen observation and lack of a filter means that she ends up providing a monotone running commentary on everything that's happening, making Selina uncomfortable by pointing out her cosmetic surgery, her menopause and her casual cruelty to her only child.
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Beset with technical difficulties immediately—no soundcheck and a lack of lip sync tracks seem to be the culprits—Carey spends a good seven minutes strutting across the stage and providing the audience with a running commentary on the unfolding disaster.
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"You would appreciate I'm sure how inappropriate it would be, bearing in mind that this is quasi-judicial role that is played, for me as the Mayor of London and Chair of (transport regulator) TfL to give a running commentary," he said.
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So do the men and the women of the FBI who run really high profile investigations, do they really carry on a running commentary via text message about the subject of their investigations and what they hope happens to the key players therein?
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Article continues after the video below You begin in control of Cockney gobshite Steve—fast, and always with a running commentary of his murderous exploits, but he can't reload on the move, and his little pistol doesn't pack that much of a punch.
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On a regular day, we would rush home from school, call each other on the phone, and provide a running commentary on whichever videos were in rotation that afternoon, excitedly discussing Janet Jackson's new choreography, or the validity of Madonna's latent religious leanings.
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The New England Patriots' tight end is set to host a new Nickelodeon show called Crashletes, all about viral sports clips – because who better to offer running commentary on hilarious, cringe-worthy skateboarding fails than one of the most colorful personalities in the NFL?
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It also has a sort of philosophy, or so it seems: a kind of crude sub-Nietzschean nihilism articulated through the running commentary supplied by the character generally referred to as "the judge," whom I imagine being played in a movie by Sidney Greenstreet.
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According to the running commentary in the video—which is incredibly good-natured, all things considered—the pilot failed to secure his first-time rider to the harness on the glider, so all that was preventing him from falling was some impressive upper body strength.
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Unlike their late-night peers, the pair don't have an impeccably plotted approach to the show: They just talk, a geyser of whip-smart running commentary, seamlessly building off each other's jokes, able to anticipate and carry each other like dancers or jazz musicians.
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The choice of Robert Lighthizer (pronounced LIGHT-hi-zer) to be the United States' trade representative nearly completes Mr. Trump's selection of top economic advisers and, taken together with the president-elect's running commentary on Twitter, underscores Mr. Trump's focus on making things in America.
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It's a proof of concept—not much more than a tour of the finished portions of the virtual ship with some running commentary from the player character—and it's stuffed with historical facts that pop up as players wander the halls of the luxury liner.
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In his opening statement, Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte previewed he would be asking Rosenstein about about Peter Strzok, one of the FBI's top counterintelligence experts, and FBI lawyer Lisa Page exchanged a running commentary of criticism of then-presidential candidate Trump via text message for months.
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He gave a running commentary on the structure of his set; he showed film clips with surrealist poetry and pointed messages about rich and poor; he held up a larger-than-life photograph of Angola's president since 1979, José Eduardo dos Santos, and quoted him sarcastically.
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The sisters' half brother, Jamie Auchincloss, who became persona non grata after he spoke to the author Kitty Kelley about Jackie circa 1977, provides a running commentary that portrays a society whose tastefully presented aim is to keep its chalice of wealth and privilege filled to the brim.
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The complaint began to ring during the 2014-2015 season, when everyone from Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, to Jay Bilas, an ESPN announcer whose Twitter feed offers the best running commentary on college basketball, spoke up to say that it was in dire need of change.
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But this was part of a larger pattern of providing running commentary on the race, his opponents' strategies, and sometimes his own — as if, having participated in the drama on the main stage, he was now filming the talking head segment where he turns to the camera for an interview about what just happened.
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For months now, one such anonymous source — an internet user called "Q Clearance Patriot" or "Q," posting on anarchic, underbelly-of-the-internet message boards like 4chan and 8chan — has been spreading its "crumbs" across the web, offering up a running commentary on the state of the nation in a gnomic and paranoid style.
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It's a bit early to be making those determinations because the Prime Minister has been very clear that it will pursue an orderly Brexit, that we'll get the best deal possible, that there have been no negotiations thus far, there's no running commentary on specifics, so it is a perception of the market, but it is a perception they have made.
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When he hosted his reality show The Apprentice, Donald Trump kept up a stream of running commentary on his the looks of his female contestants and employees — including comments about their breast size, whether they were on their period, whether they would sleep with him, and whether they looked like his daughter Ivanka, according to reports from the Associated Press and Slate.
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About halfway through "Broken River" — or maybe, if you're sharp, earlier than that — you begin to suspect that the Observer is a sort of self-satiric version of the author, a device to provide a running commentary on Lennon's own ambivalent relationship to plot: his glee in creating it, his misgivings about the ordeals he has to put his characters through.
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Like any subculture, the blind community has its own memes and inside jokes shared across chats and platforms that play on their most common struggles and experiences—like a rivalry between users of the two most popular screen readers, JAWS and NVDA (similar, I'm told, to the running commentary that might go on between a Mac user and a PC user, or Xbox vs. Playstation).
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The metaphorical — and, in many cases, literal — power of these objects, which could weigh hundreds of pounds and be well over 10 feet tall, is hard to overstate: as much as the American-made car has been a prideful symbol of this country's ingenuity and freedom, Chamberlain managed to make its discarded remains into a running commentary on materialism as much as materiality, even though he resisted such mythology.
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He was practicing with a pair of 17-year-old Americans, Gianni Ross and Sam Riffice, in a typical Kyrgios practice session: He just wanted to play points, while keeping up a running commentary for his audience, a group that included me, Ross's parents, Tomljanovic's father, a couple of teenage girls who were apparently there to ogle and Robbye Poole, Serena Williams's hitting partner, who happened to be at the academy that day.
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At this point it is both wise and unwise to provide a running commentary of the evening, so it is as follows in condensed list form: a factory-load of cigarettes, Migos' "Bad and Boujee," a bottle of Grey Goose bigger than my arms are destined to ever be, pit stop after pit stop after pit stop on the party bus, steadily dirtying pairs of trainers, toilet breaks, Future's "Mask Off," an Uber, another Uber, faces none of us have seen before, chatter.
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