Sentence examples for judging contestants from inspiring English sources

He is judging contestants for the reality show he owns, "Britain's Got Talent"; a middle-aged woman from Scotland walks onstage and begins to sing; and somewhere in the recesses of the Simon Cowell empire, cash registers start to ring.

TMZ and other Web sites reported on Wednesday night that Cheryl Cole, one of the four people signed to judge contestants on "The X Factor," had been let go.

Russian media said the show, to be titled Komanda (Team), would judge contestants not only on ideas for improving the republic but also on their ability to "be on time, accurately perform assigned tasks and be ready to work 24 hours a day".

Carey has been criticized for not actually judging the contestants, even admitting on air that producers talked to her about it.

In the "Beauty Pageant" episode, Leslie becomes a judge in the Miss Pawnee competition and attempts to subvert this hot mess of a pageant by judging the contestants not on beauty but on something she calls "the Naomi Wolf" factor.

Since then, a spokesperson for the show has contested Allen's claims, stating: "The X Factor has an experienced music team who work closely with the judges, contestants and the show's production team to chose songs that suit a contestant's style, the theme for any given week and which we think the audience at home will enjoy".

He was also the 2005 winner of the reality TV show, The Apprentice, in which property tycoon Donald Trump judges contestants on their ability to manage a business project.

And we judge the contestants.

On those, viewers judge the contestants' ability to make clothes or prepare a meal.

At Michael Kors, the designers Kate Upton and Nikki Reed will judge karaoke contestants sourced from YouTube and nominated by public vote.

He is like "a Professor of Pies who is also a pie-maker," "judge and contestant both".