sportscast

IPA: spˈɔrtskæst

Examples of "sportscast" in Sentences

Brian Collins 'sportscast to get to the Internet catch phrase.
Every night in most big cities the sportscast reports the hockey scores.
We will get in spirited 60-to-90 second debates in the middle of a sportscast about Dan Snyder.
Synchronism, transcript of an old Imus sportscast with Mike Breen, that starts with I Am Woman, reporting on ladies' golf.
Guyer, as we just saw, suggests that all of our conscious experiences might have featured a time clock, much like a television sportscast or a video camera (1987: 244; cf. Strawson 1966).
The video in question (which can be seen at below) shows a young Sarah Palin, then Sarah Heath, reading a sportscast during her brief stint as a local broadcaster at KTUU in Anchorage back in 1988.
It feels wrong to recognize the Tiger anniversary, but surely there will be those who acknowledge it, with a quick note in an evening sportscast or perhaps a creepy crawl at the bottom of the screen:
Some of the scenarios showcased in "Como Evitar Enamorarse del Hombre Equivocado" seem hackneyed the "it's-not-you-it's-me" breakup scene, the husband who keeps an eye on a sportscast while having sex with his wife.
Brenner never took himself or his subject matter all too seriously, producing a highly entertaining sportscast that included his "weenie of the week" feature and a local nun picking NFL winners against the point spread.