Sentence examples for interviews with contestants from inspiring English sources

CBS is offering weekly segments of life in the camps and interviews with contestants but not entire episodes.

Davis has a flight of spangled steps from which he sometimes addresses the audience, but the camera-angles are candid about the unusual height-differentials revealed during standing interviews with contestants.

Interviews with contestants across the country describe a Miss America system in which local pageant directors do not return telephone calls and e-mail messages for months, local competitions close down before scholarships are distributed, and the fine print in contracts creates hurdles.

During breaks, the live host provided commentary and conducted phone interviews with contestants.

But fans of "Idol" who followed televised interviews with the contestants about their home lives may feel better acquainted with Miss Stevens's maternal grandmother, Rita Francisco of Waterbury.

This year's swimsuit portion of the show -- which will now be called the lifestyle and fitness segment -- will include interviews with the contestants about their exercise regimens.

Through interviews with recent contestants and her own quite moving stories, Cara demonstrated that the pageant, perhaps America's first reality TV show, can do more harm than good, particularly when it comes to standards of beauty and matters of race and class.

During breaks between matches at the Lincoln, the producers aired personalizing video interviews with the contestants, mostly using subtitles, and it was easy, for an American raised on Mike Tyson and Neon Deion, to see why Scarlett's differentiation seemed to matter.

To commemorate the release of a new DVD featuring 86 additional minutes of interviews with the contestants, a restored version of the film will be screened in various Texas cities. "The irony of the contest is that it concerns the American dream, win something for nothing," Mr. Bindler said.

The success of "American Idol" was partly fueled by relentless promotion by Fox, but it also received huge attention from competing media outlets, including CNN and even the "Today" show of NBC News, which had weekly features about the show, including an exclusive arrangement for the first interviews with the contestants.

In fact, during backstage interviews with several contestants, I learned they had never even met a call girl.