Sentence examples for contestants found from inspiring English sources

Several of her fellow contestants found it difficult to watch the uncomfortable moment.

Or maybe the also-flew contestants found themselves stranded in the spotlight without enough of a plan.

So the two embark on a cross-country killing spree, where their victims include (but are by no means limited to) Westboro Baptist-style Christian fanatics, people who take two spots to park their car, mixed martial arts fans, and people who ridicule the delusional contestants found on shows like American Idol.

The situation in which its contestants find themselves is certainly artificial and manipulated for dramatic effect by the producers.

The premise of Pointless, BBC1's engaging teatime quiz, is that contestants find answers which as few as possible of those surveyed gave when surveyed.

The quintessential X Factor moment is the scene in which the contestants find out if they have been selected to go through to the next round.

There is nothing that can't be fixed about Eurovision if the contestants find some good songs to sing and are proud of who they are and where they are from.

As they walk in, the contestants find Tiësto tearing it up to an empty dancefloor.

Fashion expert Jeannie Mai will help the contestants find new clothing that works with their new frame while celebrity stylist Ken Paves and Clairol's creative director Marcy Cona help shape the contestants' new hairstyles.

Termination Tango - in which contestants find out they are being made redundant (the British term for clean out your desk, see ya) and the various ways they cope with this information.

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