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verb [with object]Post comments about (an event) on the social media application Twitter while the event is taking place. no object viewers live-tweet during programmes and share opinions in real-time with other viewers Example sentencesExamples - The club also consistently tweets in-game coverage, enlisting the help of then injured player Micah Richards, who took over the @MCFC account to live-tweet from a game.
- Officials are live-tweeting proceedings from the court, an unprecedented move, presumably designed to convince the public he will receive a fair hearing.
- Those of you who follow me on Twitter have probably noticed that I live-tweet the conferences I go to.
- The row was live-tweeted by Gale last Thursday.
- Band biographer John Robb who has live-tweeted nearly every reunion show they've done reported a triumph.
- He live-tweets each episode.
- The baby's first appearance with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge was also "live-tweeted" by the Royal Family's official @ClarenceHouse Twitter account.
- On a recent train journey a nearby couple had a comically tumultuous and very public break-up, which she duly live-tweeted in all its glory.
- No one live-tweets a conference like you; you make the rest of us feel like we're right there with you at the event.
- He talks of how shocked he was when he discovered a neighbour was live-tweeting his movements in his London home.
verb [with object]Post comments about (an event) on the social media application Twitter while the event is taking place. no object viewers live-tweet during programs and share opinions in real-time with other viewers Example sentencesExamples - Officials are live-tweeting proceedings from the court, an unprecedented move, presumably designed to convince the public he will receive a fair hearing.
- Band biographer John Robb who has live-tweeted nearly every reunion show they've done reported a triumph.
- No one live-tweets a conference like you; you make the rest of us feel like we're right there with you at the event.
- On a recent train journey a nearby couple had a comically tumultuous and very public break-up, which she duly live-tweeted in all its glory.
- The baby's first appearance with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge was also "live-tweeted" by the Royal Family's official @ClarenceHouse Twitter account.
- The row was live-tweeted by Gale last Thursday.
- The club also consistently tweets in-game coverage, enlisting the help of then injured player Micah Richards, who took over the @MCFC account to live-tweet from a game.
- He talks of how shocked he was when he discovered a neighbour was live-tweeting his movements in his London home.
- He live-tweets each episode.
- Those of you who follow me on Twitter have probably noticed that I live-tweet the conferences I go to.
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