Sentence examples for local contestants from inspiring English sources
Richard Horwood, its boss, talks of national talent competitions with local contestants being followed on local broadcasts.
Fifteen local contestants were each given the same materials, the same equipment, and four hours to create a pot pipe.
Reality television stole the limelight this week when an Indian actresss appearance on the British show Big Brother stirred up a hornets nest in both countries as viewers objected to the way local contestants were treating the Bollywood star.
The Echo has become obsessed with its local contestant on the TV talent show, Rebecca Ferguson.
Questions about Carlson's leadership have sent rifts through the sisterhood, splintering through the network of volunteers who run the state and local contests that send contestants to the Atlantic City pageant.
Because they are typically reality series or game shows, formats cost much less than scripted Hollywood series and are often more popular, since audiences prefer to watch local celebrities or contestants.
After an aggressive local marketing campaign, contestants from those cities will be invited to phone in their interest in being on the show, but they will not have to answer a phone quiz, as has been the rule.
Catherine Untalan, Executive Director of the Miss Earth Foundation and MC of the session, introduced the Miss Earth Pageant which combines the traditional elements of beauty contests with an emphasis on the environmental contributions of contestants to local communities (such as tree planting and river restoration).
Drawn from McElya's larger book project, this session examines the centrality of the Miss America pageant, its local networks, and individual contestants to the rise of activist conservative women and the New Right in the 1960s and 1970s.
Two of the contestants have local ties: George Lopez, working toward his bachelor's degree at the Hartt School of Music, and Shirley Hsiao-Ni Pan, who is enrolled in the certificate program at Yale.
Already CBS radio stations are regularly promoting developments on "Survivor," even on news programs, some of which are looking for local tie-ins to contestants voted out of that tropical island competition.
