Sentence examples for new panellists from inspiring English sources

Various channels are used to recruit new panellists, e.g. mailing lists of third parties (after permission) and word-of-mouth advertising.

One hears that he slapped down new panellist Alesha Dixon when she proffered an opinion on Britain's Got Talent, finishing by commenting: "Sorry, who are you anyway?" A withering put-down, except that Cowell should know who Dixon is, seeing as he poached her from Strictly Come Dancing.

It begins: In 1971, Levin appeared in an edition of Face the Music along with a new panellist, Arianna Stassinopoulos (later known as Arianna Huffington).

At the first preparatory meeting for that year-long observance, held today at UNICEF headquarters in New York, panellists explored new ways to highlight the importance of meeting Millennium Development Goal 7 – to cut in half the proportion of people without access to safe water and basic sanitation by 2015.

Of three new items proposed by panellists, two were included in the list.

He is also a regular contributor on Sky News, a permanent panellist on ITV's monthly political programme, The Late Debate and regularly appears on the BBC2 shows, The Daily Politics and Newsnight.

The Have I Got News For You panellist said the inquiry should examine why the laws were not rigorously enforced.

Wide-ranging criticisms were levelled – and there were some creative new solutions suggested by both panellists and students.

The meeting was attended by eight of the original 12 panellists and four new members.

Part 3 allowed panellists to suggest new items for inclusion in the Round 3 survey, and to make general comments regarding the Delphi process.

"She represents the new Mail woman," said one panellist.