Sentence examples for making contestants from inspiring English sources

These hurdles variously include making contestants believe they're pirates, or are walking on ice, or are amorously attracted to Phillip Schofield, all of which come into play while they're answering trivia questions or moving balls from one container to another container.

The club's elders have always tried to make contestants comfortable and have scrupulously avoided attention-grabbing gestures.

Other prizes that whizzed past – the "dinner service" and "fondue set" – would hardly make contestants think Christmas had come early.

When NBC decided to resume the reality show "Fear Factor," which last made contestants eat tarantulas and jump out of helicopters five years ago, the network said the stunts had to be much scarier this time.

The changes follow the last-minute decision of the series creator, Simon Cowell, to make contestants audition in front of an audience of 3,000 at arenas across the country – a far more pressurised environment than the previous format of auditioning in front of the show's four judges.

Host Wayne Brady makes contestants' dreams come true.

In February the "Idol" producers partnered with iTunes to make contestant performances available on the online store for $1.99 each.

There would be more drama, if less sparkly results, in making the contestants try something new from the old world of "craft".

And on Celebrity, in spite of the programme makers dividing and ruling and making the contestants eat kangaroo testicles, they got on famously.

The Bachelorette thrives on making the contestants do weird and mostly humiliating things to win them over-remember Kaitlyn's sumo wrestling?

Dunlop was said to have set a record for making a contestant laugh the fastest -- two seconds -- by climbing on top of the ledge that separated the contestant from the comedians and acting like a pigeon.