Sentence examples for before contestants from inspiring English sources
That's when summer school starts.' " During the Apollo auditions earlier this year, many teachers displayed a stunning disconnect between their actual and self-perceived levels of talent, reminding Mr. Caffey, the executive producer, of early "American Idol," before contestants sang off-tune on purpose.
Long before contestants on "Survivor" were plopped into challenging spots to outscheme and outlast one another, there was Biosphere 2. In the early 1990s, two successive groups were sealed inside a giant steel and glass bulb north of Tucson to test their survivability.
And before contestants played the games on Double Dare, Laybourne's execs first tested them at her house in Montclair, N.J.
"Unlike some beauty pageants you've seen before, the female contestants are all played by men.
X Factor just introduced a contestant, before flashing up a '10 minutes later' sign and cutting to the same contestant flat on his back with tears in his eyes.
(Before 2003, contestants were limited to five consecutive victories).
Before the contestants go out to compete, in a spectacle that is supposed to unite the entire country, they're given fashion makeovers, go to glitzy parties and are extensively interviewed: they become celebrities and, by creating public personas for themselves, compete for sponsorships that may help them survive the battles ahead.
In "Vanguard Gatewayy to Heroin," at 9, Mariana van Zeller examines a heroin epidemic fueled by OxyContin in and around Boston. 9 P.M. (Fox) MASTERCHEF The remaining 18 cooks have an hour to prepare a dish using ingredients found in a mystery box before two contestants are eliminated.
The magic is that TV audience members will also have figured out the answer before the contestants announce their solution.
Before the contestants can set up camp, you'll be looking for cheap flights to the Philippines.
Before the contestants started to work with the clients, they first listened to why they wanted to get the tattoos. .
