The phrase "at a questioner" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be appropriately used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The speaker looked at a questioner in the audience, waiting for their inquiry."
Alternatives: "to a questioner" or "toward a questioner".
This general demeanour was one reason there was such shock when he recently snarled "fuck you!" at a questioner who queried whether, as a 65-year-old with a high body mass index, he was sure he could complete the last two books.
"A 1,000 yards four years in a row," Cooks corrected as he glared at a questioner in the Rams' locker room after the team's 30-16 win over the Detroit Lions.
King, the congressman, has been forced to go on the defensive several times in recent days, erupting at a questioner during a forum in his home state last week who asked the lawmaker about his political views.
On a board at beliefnet.com, a questioner wanted to know how the Watchtower Society of Jehovah's Witnesses spends the money it raises.
At the final panel, a questioner asked at what point on the 1930s timeline is the United States right now.
At the library a questioner pressed him on whether he would support abortion under any circumstances and then asked him to explain the difference between the "life of a child" conceived in rape or incest and one conceived when two high school students "made a mistake".
"I think Sheryl does more like 60[percentnt] and it's more like 40 for me," David Goldberg, the CEO of the billion-dollar tech firm SurveyMonkey, told an audience in London on Tuesday, after being challenged by a questioner at an event at which Sandberg was speaking as to how fairly the couple really shared the load at home.
Not long ago a questioner at a conference asked what my biggest fear was.
In Iowa, sounding more exasperated as the day went on, Mr. McCain grimaced slightly when a questioner at a town-hall-style meeting asked him about the plan.
Asked by a questioner at a town-hall style meeting New Hampshire whether he regretted those votes replied, "We won the cold war".
Donald Trump, meanwhile, drew ire after failing to correct a questioner at a town hall who said: "We have a problem in this country, it's called Muslims.
