Sentence examples for and when he argued from inspiring English sources

And when he argued that he, as a lifelong government servant, understood the Fourth Amendment "better than anyone in here", a heckler shouted: "You lie!" "I don't think so," Gilmore shot back.

Mr Powell himself urged caution before the first Gulf war of 1991, when he said there should be a long period of sanctions against Iraq before sending troops and when he argued that the first military aim should be to defend Saudi Arabia, not liberate Kuwait.

And when he argued (They do that a LOT) he's tired of shouldering the roughly four percent of Americans who refuse to work, I reminded him the other unemployed six percent may soon include him.

He sounds passionate when he says it "pains my heart" that investors prefer to leave India than set up factories at home, and when he argues that must change.

Prosecutors said that Roger Clemens was "wrong legally and factually" when he argued that a judge should dismiss his indictment on charges of lying to Congress.

Indeed, Romney himself made it clear how he views the problem of cities in need of assistance and renewal when he argued against the auto bailout in 2008, with a column headlined "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt".

The audience booed and hissed when he argued that the current government has brought in the highest number of immigrants to date and that the anti-terror Bill C-51 will keep Muslims safe.

That was all of a week and half ago when he argued in a column that "The vice president's only constitutional duty of any significance is to become president at a moment's notice" and, quite bluntly, "Palin is not ready".

But for a mayor who is regularly accused of being out of touch — and who riled some last year when he argued that Congress, and not big banks, was to blame for the financial crisis — the event may have simply been a moment of earnest, uncalculated honesty.

And on the evenings when he argued libertarian positions with Kirsten's boyfriend, a liberal Democrat, he often found himself disappointed when she went to bed early.

It was much like Mr. Starr's years as an appellate lawyer, as a federal appeals court judge and as solicitor general, when he argued many cases before the Supreme Court.