Sentence examples for panellists in from inspiring English sources

One of the panellists, in passing, accused the new writers of "performing Africa" for the world.

* The information and opinions expressed by the panellists in this clinic are for information purposes only.

Nor was she content with rubbishing the prize; her fellow panellists in 1996 got it in the neck too.

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, one of the panellists in last week's edition of the programme, does the same.

José Mourinho might agree with our panellists in thinking that Samuel Eto'o offers more of a goal-threat than Romelu Lukaku, but is he not in the minority?

Or, in the words of one of our panellists: "In TV, radio, online and in the regions, everyone is thinking and fearing what the BBC does next".

Finally, a round-table meeting in which the panellists engaged in focused discussions resulted in a position statement paper with the aim of providing practical recommendations for coaching teams.

A photograph of one 93-year-old panellist in his pyjamas looking at documents drew particular derision.

Global warming is a "national security emergency" and the country must adopt a "war footing" to deal with it, according to one panellist in a debate on the future of the car at this year's Hay Festival, writes science correspondent James Randerson.

He was a panellist in 2005.

A GG member is a panellist in the upcoming "Can there be parity in the art world?" talk, which also features Sarah Douglas, Editor-in-Chief of Artnews, and Gabriela Palmieri, senior vice president at Sotheby's.