Sentence examples for co-panelists from inspiring English sources

I had a great time appearing on the program with my co-panelists Evan Brown, Ernie Svenson, and Ben Franske.

During a preview of Ram Gopal Varma's film "Sarkar Raj," one of my co-panelists in the room suddenly noticed the word "ghati" in the film's dialogue.

He and his co-panelists, Bennett L. Gershman and Randolph M. McLaughlin, both Pace Law School professors, all warned that constitutional protections may be subordinated to the war on terrorism.

Once the extreme antigovernment faction has been driven out of government, the steps that I and my Esquire co-panelists recommended can play a very helpful role in improving the functions of Congress.

For the remainder of the questions and remarks, Snowden and his co-panelists returned to technical questions, emphasising the fact that technology is the first line of defense for internet users.

The subject could be none other than "Secularism, Islam, and Democracy," and Ramadan's co-panelists will include Slate's Jacob Weisberg, Princeton's Joan Wallach Scott, the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies Dalia Mogahedd, and yours truly.

Tejpal, the co-panelist, joined in and began describing Nandy's career.

Even my co-panelist, an editorialist for the rightwing newspaper Le Figaro, concurred: the French president had, indeed, made some political gains.

That would be Thomas Frank, the author of "What's the Matter with Kansas?" — who was also referred to, by his co-panelist Cornel West, as "Brother Thomas".

"If You Are the One" added a new co-panelist: a psychology professor from the School of the Jiangsu Provincial Communist Party Committee.

I spoke on a panel about data integration, along with my co-panelist, GovTrack founder Josh Tauberer, and our moderator, GPO's Lisa LaPlant.