Sentence examples for called questioning from inspiring English sources

Not too many days into the stay at Grandma and Grandpa's, Grandma called questioning THE ring and its powers.

There is another label, called "Questioning", which you may find useful during this time period, if you are unsure of yourself.

Larry Parker, 74, who runs a Web site that questions city spending, sponsored the telephone calls questioning the decision to spend stimulus money on the fence.

During an interview in his office, Mr. Chambers took time out to answer calls questioning the plan.

State Republican officials said they believed that West Teleservices was doing work on the party's behalf, making calls questioning Mrs. Clinton's record on issues of interest to Jewish voters.

After a series of late-night and early-morning consultations, the Obama team decided to try to correct that Thursday with a more aggressive stance, including the rally rhetoric, a new television ad and a conference call questioning Mr. Romney's truthfulness.

When he did a radio essay for CBC about drugs, "People Use Drugs, Get Over It," his mom received a number of phone calls questioning his own habits.

Tipsters called police questioning Labrie's travels, according to Ruffle.

The three generals who were released Thursday were the most senior military officers ever to be called for questioning in a civilian court.

"He was called for questioning this morning with regard to his probable placement in detention," a spokeswoman for Xavière Simeoni, the judge overseeing the case, said Wednesday.

The ruling means that Mr. Chirac, who currently has judicial immunity as president, could be called for questioning if he loses the presidential election next month.