Sentence examples for contestant up for from inspiring English sources

Brodkin cheerfully adjudicates on who wins or loses each bout, but not once does he pull a contestant up for an unnecessary word; or for a weak set-up that undermines the punning punchline; or for over-relying on the same punnable word – as defending champ Leo Kearse does on the word "throne" in the royalty round.

It is expressed in the phrase "It all comes down to this" when a contestant is up for elimination or the final decision on who will win is about to happen.

Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood, who recently denied showing favouritism towards the young contestant, stood up for Tandoh, saying: "Wow Raymond have you seen the winner already???" Blanc later apologised, saying: "It seems my tweet was not written how it was meant to.

While their affection is hidden from the public eye, the contestants make up for it here.

Robin was picked as one of America's least liked contestants, alongside Erica -- who was up for the second week in a row.

So would he be up for being a proper contestant?

According to owner Paul Fetters, the gym raised about $17,000 last year with 26 contestants, and by the beginning of this week, 25 had already signed up for the April 2 event.

The contestants were called up for the trophy presentation.

The contestants are paired up for the project, which means it's a double elimination for the losing team.

The previously eliminated contestants also show up for a number, wearing the costumes from their first pre-weight-loss routine.

Miss Colita contestants willingly sign up for the segment – but also have to cope with Don Francisco's constant ogling and groping.