Sentence examples for panellist's from inspiring English sources

"Radio 2? It's depressing and impressive at the same time," was one panellist's verdict.

"There is not a media boardroom in the world that Jobs could not walk into," was one panellist's verdict.

Dorries, who also earned a panellist's slot on Have I Got News for You last week, is a familiar type who probably mistakes publicity for support.

The Mock the Week panellist's professed low self-esteem is hard to square with a two-hour set in which he talks mainly about himself.

Mitchell also objected to another fellow panellist's language when Andrea Leadsom, a Conservative energy minister, said public services had been "overwhelmed" by immigration.

"People simply did not see BBC Radio becoming the power it has become," was one panellist's verdict, describing Abramsky as an "innovator" and a "steely character".

After half an hour of debate among the panellists, Neil's increasingly forlorn requests for questions from the audience finally brought a response, with a hand going up. "Ah there's a hand.

He is also the youngest ever panellist on Radio 4's ' Gardener's Question Time' and one of the UK's top garden designers, having won 5 RHS medals including two golds at the Chelsea Flower Show.

It was always going to be a high-risk strategy being a guest panellist on Keith Lemon's special festival edition of Celebrity Juice.

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.

It was one of two jokes from Francis, a frequent panellist on BBC2's Mock the Week, who also came eighth with: "I saw a documentary on how ships are kept together.