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Definition of live blog in English: live blognoun A blog providing a commentary on an event while it takes place, typically in the form of frequent short updates. welcome to our live blog of the Essendon v Adelaide match Example sentencesExamples - Thanks to all those hearty Bomber fans from all over Australia and beyond who checked out the live blog of the fateful trip to Adelaide.
- There were 400 people in the queue at 03:00 this morning, according to Stormy's live blog.
- The live blog is up and running.
- The snow is due to turn heavier and more persistent this afternoon, according to the Met Office (see our live blog for more details).
- Don't forget that John is on our live blog chatting with you.
- Welcome to our live blog of Oscars 2009.
- I don't blame most of the people doing these live blogs.
- There were a number of live blogs for the award knocking around, but this one probably captures the ceremony best (at least for someone who didn't see it).
- He was running a live blog for us from the event.
- Keep sending your comments to our live blog.
- Anderson, of course, has the night off, but we are still on the live blog.
- Also, I'm about to log on to the live blog.
- Check out our live blog and also the camera inside the studio during commercial breaks.
- Having written the live blog on Friday night, there will not be a big review of the match - and besides, the less reflecting on the 23 goal thrashing, the better.
- You can go there and post your comments our live blog right now.
- Don't forget that the Bomber Blog will be running a live blog of all the action from tonight's game, starting at 8pm AEST.
- For a live blog of the summit you can have a look here.
verb [with object]Post commentary about (an event) while the event is taking place, typically in the form of frequent short blog updates. the Wall Street Journal live-blogged the launch Example sentencesExamples - Skippy will be live-blogging several panels today.
- Although the urge to live-blog the convention was strong, I resisted.
- But here we are, live-blogging CES 2006 like nobody's business.
- I think I might take his suggestion and live-blog the election night though.
- I probably should have live-blogged this double-overtime classic.
- As I watched all of this unfold, the only thing I regret having not done was bringing my work laptop so that I could have live-blogged the occasion.
- A blogger nearby perked his ears up from three feet away and started live-blogging the conversation.
- Many people were live-blogging the event and obviously there have been quite a few recaps of PubCon as well.
- Jay is live-blogging the show.
- Because I'm not afraid to tell you that I'll be back tonight to live-blog American Idol.
- He is live-blogging a conference at Berkeley called "Crisis in News: Is There a Future for Investigative Reporting?"
- Notes are also going to be up on the wiki, but I'll live-blog too.
- If you're live-blogging the game, drop a link in the comments.
- We're going to live blog game 5 starting in the 2nd quarter.
- I was gonna be a good boy and watch Kerry's speech - maybe even live-blog it!
- I think it was a better idea to take a digital camera and post the photos later rather than to try and live blog it.
Definition of live blog in US English: live blognoun A blog providing commentary on an event while it is taking place, typically in the form of frequent short updates. keep sending your comments to our live blog Example sentencesExamples - Welcome to our live blog of Oscars 2009.
- Thanks to all those hearty Bomber fans from all over Australia and beyond who checked out the live blog of the fateful trip to Adelaide.
- There were a number of live blogs for the award knocking around, but this one probably captures the ceremony best (at least for someone who didn't see it).
- The live blog is up and running.
- Don't forget that the Bomber Blog will be running a live blog of all the action from tonight's game, starting at 8pm AEST.
- Having written the live blog on Friday night, there will not be a big review of the match - and besides, the less reflecting on the 23 goal thrashing, the better.
- Keep sending your comments to our live blog.
- You can go there and post your comments our live blog right now.
- I don't blame most of the people doing these live blogs.
- There were 400 people in the queue at 03:00 this morning, according to Stormy's live blog.
- Check out our live blog and also the camera inside the studio during commercial breaks.
- For a live blog of the summit you can have a look here.
- Don't forget that John is on our live blog chatting with you.
- Also, I'm about to log on to the live blog.
- Anderson, of course, has the night off, but we are still on the live blog.
- He was running a live blog for us from the event.
- The snow is due to turn heavier and more persistent this afternoon, according to the Met Office (see our live blog for more details).
verb [with object]Post commentary about (an event) online while the event is taking place, typically in the form of frequent short blog updates. the Wall Street Journal live-blogged the launch Example sentencesExamples - I was gonna be a good boy and watch Kerry's speech - maybe even live-blog it!
- Because I'm not afraid to tell you that I'll be back tonight to live-blog American Idol.
- We're going to live blog game 5 starting in the 2nd quarter.
- Notes are also going to be up on the wiki, but I'll live-blog too.
- But here we are, live-blogging CES 2006 like nobody's business.
- As I watched all of this unfold, the only thing I regret having not done was bringing my work laptop so that I could have live-blogged the occasion.
- A blogger nearby perked his ears up from three feet away and started live-blogging the conversation.
- Many people were live-blogging the event and obviously there have been quite a few recaps of PubCon as well.
- He is live-blogging a conference at Berkeley called "Crisis in News: Is There a Future for Investigative Reporting?"
- I probably should have live-blogged this double-overtime classic.
- I think I might take his suggestion and live-blog the election night though.
- Jay is live-blogging the show.
- Skippy will be live-blogging several panels today.
- If you're live-blogging the game, drop a link in the comments.
- Although the urge to live-blog the convention was strong, I resisted.
- I think it was a better idea to take a digital camera and post the photos later rather than to try and live blog it.
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