Sentence examples for by panelist from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the interjections by panelist comics Peter Serafinowicz and Holly Walsh fall a little flat in comparison.

That caution emerged again yesterday during a hastily called teleconference to fine-tune a letter to President George W. Bush drafted by a PCAST subcommittee led by G. Wayne Clough, president of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, and an accompanying report penned by panelist Erich Bloch, a former NSF director.

PJ ­​was also discovered at EXPO by panelist Shawn Barron who was in A&R at Atlantic Records.

When pressed by panelist Cynthia Tucker about the cost of this project, Will quipped: "It's a rounding error on the GM bailout".

I learned so much this day, including a new gesture to twirl my hands in the air as sign language for clapping, demonstrated by panelist Daniela Bas.

The urgency of their calls for communal solidarity against institutional racism was made more urgent by panelist Leon Ford, Jr., who was shot five times by police in Pittsburgh and left paralyzed, after purportedly running a stop sign and being mistakenly profiled as a gang member.

That issue is the "global financial architecture" -- one of those weighty phrases beloved by panelists at international monetary conferences.

Mr. Jeremic criticized what he described as late cancellations by panelists, including experts on international justice and human rights.

We will be joined on the night by panelists Sylvie Aboa-Bradwell of the Policy Centre for African Peoples; Edward Paice, Director of Africa Research Institute and Onyekachi Wambu from AFFORD, the African Foundation for Development.

Much of the hour-long debate, broadcast on the New Jersey Network, was spent on Mr. Lonegan's turf, as he was questioned by panelists and attacked by Mr. Christie over his proposal of a flat income tax of less than 3percentt.

An unstructured scale was used to rate each descriptor by panelists.