Sentence examples for contestants whose from inspiring English sources

For talent-show contestants whose goal is recognition, whether to use or shun your reality TV past is more complicated.

"No shorties, no shorties," yelled one judge, Keith Fields, to contestants whose fatigue tempted them to abridge the motion to save time and strength.

"We did a little interview on the air," Mr. Lowenstein said, referring to the lucky contestants whose postcards had been selected by the station.

After three seasons with celebrity contestants, a recession-themed 10th edition of "The Apprentice," with Donald Trump, below, made its debut on Thursday with nonfamous contestants whose lives have been hit hard by the economic downturn.

There were other specials; then, in 2004, the show was the inspiration for a reality series, "The Real Gilligan's Island," starring contestants whose real-life identities (millionaire, skipper and so on) matched those of the characters.

Like Burke and the 2006 winner Leona Lewis, Vickers was given time to develop a sound in the studio, unlike previous contestants whose music was rush- recorded and released.

A former University Challenge contestant whose elaborate name brought him popularity on social media has been charged with rape.

Clifford is representing Imogen Thomas - a former Big Brother contestant whose alleged affair with a married Premier League star is the subject of a gagging order.

To a contestant whose last name was Muck, "You know what rhymes with Muck, don't you?" To others: "That was delicious.

The former I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! contestant, whose restaurant business has been hit by the recession, was caught while using a self-scanning till on Friday, 6 January.

When Showtime began letting viewers vote for a winner, two evangelical groups, the Home School Legal Defense Association and Focus on the Family, sprang into action to support Park Gillespie, a contestant whose socially conservative platform centered on opposition to abortion.