Sentence examples for continued prompting from inspiring English sources

"Who loves freedom more than hip-hop?" she continued, prompting a slightly more tepid response.

"Occupy Wall Street had this great saying, and they were chanting it: 'We don't know what we want, but we want it now,' " the mayor continued, prompting laughter from the crowd, which included Rupert Murdoch.

Tony Blair claimed Britain's security would be endangered if the investigation continued, prompting criticism that the Saudi regime had blackmailed the British government and that BAE was above the law.

After the shooting, Gasser admitted to killing McKnight, but was not initially charged with any crime and allowed to leave police custody while the investigation continued, prompting outrage especially among the city's black residents.

Instead, the standoff has continued, prompting the warning from the commission Wednesday that it is prepared to take Hungary to court to reverse what critics fear is a slow return to the heavy-handed state that prevailed before the fall of Communism more than two decades ago.

As Lady Trumpington tried to press on with her remarks about students on the electoral register, the laughter continued, prompting her to joke: "Shut up everybody!".

"Life lies in all our hearts," she continues, prompting Carl to complete the verse: "As if in coffins".

That controversy continues, prompting some of the chief's critics to suggest that he consider the more traditional kind of retirement, in which one actually retires.

Recent deals have been in areas from agribusiness to broadcasting.Nadan Vidosevic, the boss of Kras, a Croatian chocolatier and a strong supporter of restoring the region's former business links, says his country's strong currency is likely to continue prompting its firms to shift production to cheaper neighbours.

As this national movement continues, prompting more survivors to go for care and report these crimes, we must solve the national rape kit backlog crisis.

Stomping on the gas pedal, the Bavarians continue, "prompts an immediate audible response to match the instantaneous — and typically M — burst of power from beneath the bonnet".