Sentence examples for panelists started from inspiring English sources

Panelists started by offering a single keyword that represents Silicon Valley in their own definition.

One of the panelists started talking about "the masculine mystique and the cult of toughness in the making of foreign policy," saying, "These factors . . . have something to do with our desire for a woman President".

If you can swing it (I can in most cases), have a 15 minute huddle with the panelists before, start a fist fight there, and then stop it just before the panelists come to blows.

Papers retrieved from the literature search as well as summary Tables were shared among the panelists before starting the consensus procedure.

She congratulated the other panelists and me, and started clapping.

Renee Jarreau Greene, a panelist and DJ who started a queer and trans people of color dance party in Seattle called Darqness, said it's important to remember that "nightlife spaces have always been inherently political and radical... especially since we are all affected by white supremacy, and living in such a very white city".

The majority of panelists opted to start pre-phase induction chemotherapy either with carboplatin alone or with the combination of carboplatin and etoposide and continue with four cycles of full-dose BEP or VIP from on day 11 onwards when the patients have stabilized and recovered with their renal function (supplementary material S30, available at Annals of Oncology online).

I didn't realize how contentious the issue was until I started looking for panelists.

Moderator Aaron Hartzler on a panel titled "Young Adult Fiction: Testing the Limits" started by asking panelists E. Lockhart, Rainbow Rowell, Andrew Smith and John Cory Whaley about pushing boundaries for young adult literature in each of their recent books.

At my company Trendera, we conduct hundreds of focus groups and quantitative surveys among 8- to 45-year-olds, and as I started querying our panelists in groups and studies, it turns out these days tweens and teens are turning to tech to make their holiday desires known.

A sane, if highly flawed, discussion of Mitt Romney's "Faith In America" speech on the McLaughlin Group was cold-cocked into the realm of crazy-faced anger by guest panelist Lawrence O'Donnell this morning, who started off by criticizing Romney, but soon veered headlong into a radical assault on Mormonism.