Sentence examples for asked about the protests from inspiring English sources

I asked about the protests.

Asked about the protests before they began, Mr. Bloomberg said: "That's the great thing about democracy.

Asked about the protests during the visit, Mrs. Bush said she hadn't really seen any.

But in a later conference call with analysts, Mr. Dimon's remarks were more offhand when asked about the protests and the negative perception of his industry.

A man who answered the phone at Tongren's Public Security Bureau on Saturday night hung up when asked about the protests.

Asked about the protests by members of the Congressional Black Caucus, Mr. Bush replied, "I didn't ever expect to get 100percentt of the vote".

Mr. Schumer, when asked about the protest and arrests in his office, said that he understood the pro-immigration community's eagerness for legislation, but counseled patience.

Asked about the protest on Melbourne's 3AW Radio on Thursday, the prime minister said the protest was "absolutely inappropriate in classrooms" because "teachers should be focused on teaching".

Asked about the protest after the meeting, the PM said: "Reform is never easy, but it is vital to reform our NHS because I want it to be there looking after every family in the country and doing a good job into the future.

"I believe in First Amendment rights," Ignagni said when asked about the protest during a subsequent press conference.

Asked about the protest, a man who called himself L.V. said he worked at a brokerage firm nearby.