Sentence examples for school contestants from inspiring English sources

Last year's high school contestants wrote why "under God" does not belong in the Pledge of Allegiance.

The contests he promotes include the Air Force's Cyber Patriot competition, which has high school contestants fending off a "Red Team" of hackers attempting to steal their data, and the Department of Defense's Digital Forensics Challenge, in which teens and college students compete to trace digital intrusions and reconstruct incomplete data sources.

Mr. Stone's humor stays intact, even when a high school contestant beats him.

The "Jeopardy!" host, who's known for a sophisticated -- do we dare say stuffy -- style of schooling contestants, loosened up a bit on last night's show.

At age 9, Guy Arthur Wiggins won first prize against thousands of other New York school art contestants.

Each team was identified only by a number, and the judges didn't know the school or the contestants.

It was almost 5 p.m. and I was at school, working on scheduling contestants for our annual forensics tournament.

It's a favorite high school production, so the contestants — and younger viewers — already know the lyrics by heart.

The majority were photography majors at art schools, but many other contestants attended liberal-arts colleges or state universities.

Ejection from the talent school didn't stop the contestants' subsequent careers; they all became stars.

We hear the names of contestants' childhood grade schools but no mention of their towns or states, which is a cute regional touch that also presumably protects people from stalkers.