“The giant hall was divided in two by a glass panel.”

“I can adjust the temperature with the controls on the panel.”

“A panel of four speakers kicked off the discussion with their opening remarks.”

“He became known as a superb speaker, a witty panellist, and a persuasive debater.”

“There was a low-intensity spat between one panellist and myself that I found revealing.”

“The usually biting BBC programme remembered its sometime presenter and panellist by showing clips of his early and latest appearances.”

“The elegantly carved paneling added a touch of sophistication to the room, with its rich oaken tones and intricate designs.”

“Each panelist offered 10 canonical or recommended books for students, which I've posted on this page, along with my own list.”

“The final panelist confessed that she'd gone way off-piste from the event instructions by nominating three works of fiction.”

“This is an instance of an audience member misunderstanding a panelist and being corrected.”

“It was the sight of one of the panellists failing on two attempts to open the screw cap on a bottle of mineral water.”

“As you would expect, the panellists tee-heed their way through a raft of horticultural phallic references.”

“Although they want to keep prostitutes out of jail, the panellists couldn't say the same for pimps and johns.”

“Exercise gets a wholehearted thumbs-up from our panelists, who praise the anti-aging virtues of strength training in particular.”

“Those in attendance are asked not to look directly at the panelists, lest you disturb the mood.”

“He was cold, he was bad at ad-libbing and he was very bad at setting up the panelists to be funny.”

“Figure-hugging silhouettes are accented by zippered pockets, panels and side vents.”

“The reception hall is very bright thanks to glass panels above and to the side of the front door.”

“He kept personal journals in precise Arabic script behind false panels in the ceiling of his library.”