Sentence examples for appearance at which from inspiring English sources

Loughner, 22, who arrived in leg chains and handcuffs and wearing a beige prison uniform with his head shaved, initially appeared apprehensive during the short appearance, at which 15 US marshalls stood guard in the packed courtroom.

He appeared to shake his head and made no further comments during his brief public appearance, at which he was surrounded by a ring of police officers.

Many Palestinian officials criticized Mr. Abbas for that previous appearance, at which he stood behind a lectern decorated with a symbol of the Jewish state.

The disagreement stemmed from a recent appearance at which Ms. McMahon was asked by reporters if she believed the minimum wage should be lowered.

The day before the speech, frantic aides scheduled a public appearance at which reporters would have an opportunity to question him, in the hopes that it would relieve some of the pressure.

For Mr. Krajisnik's first appearance, at which he pleaded not guilty to all nine counts against him, the usually empty public gallery overflowed and hundreds crowded the lobby to follow the event on television monitors.

Although she barely registers in the polls, she persists in making campaign appearances, at which she promises to share the Marcos wealth, estimated at $500 million, with the people.

In the 1982 campaign, her new image was introduced to the public in appearances at which she stood by Clinton's side — mute, smiling, fixing on Bill what Ellen Brantley describes as "the Nancy Reagan gaze".

In the days after the dispute, Ms. Booker, during two Family Court appearances at which she was granted temporary orders of protection against Mr. Johnson, complained of being pressured by the State Police to drop the case.

The Swans took an early lead with Wilfried Bony's sixth goal in his past seven Premier League appearances, at which stage they seemed set for a routine win, but Palace dug deep and fought back in spirited fashion, their competitive resolve rewarded with the point gained by Mile Jedinak's penalty.

During a courtroom appearance last year, at which Olmert was facing corruption charges (he was largely acquitted), he never directly mentioned Dagan or the Syrian site, but he referred obliquely to "a piece of information" that had been put on his desk "such as rarely happens in the country".