Sentence examples for row of judges from inspiring English sources

A row of judges, wearing green sashes embroidered with small gold stars across their chests, sat on a dais in the large vaulted room.

When he took the oath of office recently after his much criticized election victory, he stood alongside a row of judges, all of whom wore shoulder-length wigs.

We have assembled a veritable murderer's row of judges — some of the most influential thinkers to question or condemn the eating of meat: Peter Singer, Michael Pollan, Mark Bittman, Jonathan Safran Foer and Andrew Light.

As Kwan sat in the kiss-and-cry area after her short program, she could see a row of judges to her left, sitting as cozy as eggs in a carton.

Arms held aloft, Smith stood in front of a row of international judges, in front of one of the most fanatical gymnastics crowd in the world, and closed his eyes.

People no longer want to watch a row of snooty judges disdainfully crap on the sum total of someone's life's work again and again for an hour.

To that it adds what, for better or worse, we (and NBC) call drama breathless analysis, music, sequins, hugs, tears, roses on the ice, and, above all else, the opaque and potentially suspect final say of a row of stern-looking judges, whose scandals over the years have only increased our skepticism of the sport's basic fairness.

As the operation to rescue "Los 33" enters its final stages, the scene at Camp Hope has come to resemble a rolling-news equivalent of Glastonbury, complete with row after row of camper vans and – judging by the growing stench – a pressing shortage of fully functioning mobile toilets.

They hung in the chamber's headquarters at 65 Liberty Street in Lower Manhattan in rows of bankers, lawyers, judges and politicians.

A row of five microphones stood in front of Judge Bruce Macdonald.

A row of TV execs would pitch their near-identical shows to a panel of judges, who then decide who's guilty of ripping the others off.