Sentence examples for early contestants from inspiring English sources

The show's early contestants were bona-fide strivers, with business backgrounds, not show-biz wannabes.

Dr. Swartz said he and other early contestants prepared for the Westinghouse competition very much on their own.

But my jaw hung low as I watched the four early contestants have to pick up a "mad, raw, scary crab" and chop and cook it to perfection, somehow also dressing the spinach with style (Janet Street-Porter's drizzled orange was a winner, though I suspect she's saving the less citric and scarier acids for later in the series).

When an early contestant announces he wants to twerk for the judges, it feels like a disaster in waiting.

On "Colpo Grosso," a game show that aired in the late eighties and early nineties, contestants had to strip if they got an answer wrong, and the inevitable conclusion was a showcase of topless women, blushing and trying to cover themselves with their hands.

Startup Battlefield: TechCrunch's legendary startup competition introduced the world to 21 early stage contestants and the line-up of top judges picked the winner, Forethought, to join the impressive ranks of 700+ Battlefield alumni that have raised more than $8 billion and produced more than 100 exits to date.

In those early races, the contestants ran their dogs during the heat of the afternoon, set campfires at night, and occasionally snowshoed in front of their teams, breaking trail for miles.

A few days earlier, the pageant contestants were relaxing in a Harlem town house.

I said he looked lacquered, that he dressed like an early 1990s gameshow contestant.

She completed her challenge and was considered an early favorite by fellow contestants, but did not advance to the final round of 5 contestants.

The rat-eating came in the show's early weeks, when the contestants were still divided into two teams.