Sentence examples for fierce questioning from inspiring English sources

Gary Gensler, under fierce questioning from Congressional Republicans on Thursday, defended his plans to regulate the derivatives industry.

In this election, it should dominate.Mr Bush will come under fierce questioning about those missing weapons of mass destruction and the failure to plan Iraq's reconstruction.

The Scottish Parliament has been recalled next week and the Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill is expected to come under fierce questioning.

WASHINGTON Jacobob J. Lew, President Obama's nominee for Treasury secretary, faced some fierce questioning on Wednesday from the Senate Finance Committee on his tenure at the bailed-out Citigroup and on an investment based in the Cayman Islands.

This government can't redeem itself, but it can limit the damage by quickly obeying its promise to rehouse every family nearby, one that was only dragged out of ministers reluctantly under fierce questioning by Labour MPs.

It was the Minister Geoff Hoon, backed by the Prime Minister, who insisted Kelly should give evidence to the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs and face fierce questioning under the full glare of TV cameras.

The latest foray into fantasy came just this past weekend, when Cheney subjected himself to the always-fierce questioning of Fox News, in the person of Chris Wallace.

But at its best, Catch Me Daddy is a fierce and boldly questioning drama about tribal politics and gender politics in contemporary Britain.

Henein's fierce style of questioning set the tone for a trial that will last three weeks, and will likely see two more women quizzed on the stand.

One victim, an unarmed peasant, was shot to death while being held for questioning after a fierce firefight.

The following day, the Dowlers complained of their legal ordeal; Milly's father, Robert, who had been an early suspect, had endured fierce cross-questioning.