Sentence examples for pageant where from inspiring English sources

Writer attends the pageant, where he sees Anna Marie and Melissa.

It's Gok Wan's worst nightmare: a plus-size pageant where flab is flaunted with pride, and there's not a control girdle in sight.

The Presidency is not a beauty pageant, where the vacated position goes to the first runner-up, nor is it a congressional seat subject to a special election.

Ms. Nejat, who grew up in Voorhees, was crowned Miss New Jersey in 1997 and went on to the Miss America pageant, where she won a preliminary swimsuit competition and the Bert Parks Talent Award for a ballet performance.

Ms. Bullock plays Grace Hart, a slovenly, barely socialized F.B.I. agent who goes undercover at a beauty pageant where she discovers, much against her will, her feminine side and wins the love of her studly co-worker.

Fellow BBC presenter Clare Balding has been more candid about the shortcomings of the corporation's coverage, especially of the pageant where viewers complained of a frothy approach with insufficient background and information given by the presenting team.

She is a regular at the biggest church in town, and an occasional judge at beauty pageants, where her daughter used to compete.

Not the traditional fashion-forward department store pageants where fancy designers open fancy trunks full of ball gowns for fancy women, these are more democratic affairs, held in private homes or hotel suites from Charlotte, N.C., to San Diego, and catering to working mothers and society mavens with pressing toddler wardrobe needs.

The song includes audio snippets of beauty pageants, where Beyoncé was a contestant in, to frame the song in the context of her childhood.

In the past, Jones and Televisa have organized pageants where a representative of Mexico is chosen for the Miss Universe contest.

(The Donald's main contribution to Blazer's education, incidentally, was to introduce him to Trump's beauty pageants, where the 450-pound lothario became a regular.