Sentence examples for which panelists from inspiring English sources

Chris Matthews moderates this special edition of "Hardball," in which panelists debate President Obama's options for re-election.

Ed Boyden participated in a panel on leadership, in which panelists looked at the complex pressures that leaders face, including rapidly changing environments, technology, and social crises.

A unique approach in sensory analysis was developed using sunglasses with lenses designed to block light at the specific wavelengths at which panelists would detect differences in color among samples.

Years ago, as a former president, Mr. Ford took part in one of those constitutional seminars that Fred Friendly put on, in which panelists played roles in prickly scenarios.

Each broadcast features Mr. Sagal leading listeners and panelists through a series of games, including a fill-in-the-blank speed round in which panelists compete to answer the most questions correctly.

Although Mr. Kean did not specify which panelists might face a conflict of interest, the rules would appear to force at least three members of the panel with business ties to the airline industry to recuse themselves on issues involving airline liability.

Previous arm prosthetics have relied on the remaining muscles of the arm to guess at what the amputee wants to do, which panelist Todd Kuiken of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, described as a "Morse code game".

In a segment in which the panelists divulged which celebrities they find most attractive, Ms. Chen chose Mr. Moonves.

For each round in which the panelists fail to come up with the correct answer the contestant wins a prize.

The panel discussion was held to celebrate the N.S.C.'s seventieth anniversary, but the subtext of the evening, which the panelists were too scrupulously diplomatic to acknowledge, was the profound upheaval of the present moment.

After Anthony is in bed, Singer goes up to the Plaza at Bloom's request to help rehearse a new TV game show in which the panelists try to guess the contestants' problems.