Sentence examples for to contestant from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to contestant" is not correct and lacks context in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something directed towards a contestant, but it needs additional context to be meaningful. Example: "The rules were explained to contestant number three before the competition began."
noun
A participant in a contest
To contestant five he says: "It does such a great job at covering the burnt bits".
Contestant Nalini, who claims to be telepathic, turns to contestant David and says, "You're going to pick number 7".
But we were clearly a long way from Belgravia as the camera panned over the Las Vegas skyline to introduce us to contestant number one, Adam, an enthusiastic young chef who "creates food for awesomeness".
Soules became the Bachelor for the show's 19th season, and though his subsequent engagement to contestant Whitney Bischoff didn't work out, he says he'll always cherish his experience.
[To contestant:] "Uh, uh, what does that sort of sound like?" Contestant: "Uh, maybe 'Dude Looks Like a Lady'?" O'Brien: "OK!
On her season of "The Bachelorette" in 2014, Dorfman got engaged to contestant Josh Murray, who got down on one knee and presented the Georgia attorney with a sparkling, three carat Neil Lane diamond ring.
Tells about scholarship money given to contestants.
Gossip blogs speculate on the enhancements done to contestants in the Miss Venezuela pageant.
The course is generally unknown to contestants until the start of the rally.
Of 1,200 manufactured, 90 were given to contestants as official grey-coloured cartridges.
Yet it is clear when talking to contestants that while winning is paramount, losing is not bad either.
