Sentence examples for interrupting question from inspiring English sources

"We thought this was a critical moment to be interrupting Question Time, to highlight that these critical issues are being addressed in redundant ways or not at all, that this is a state of emergency, a humanitarian crisis and they need to address it as such," they said.

He often had to be directed by the judge to stop interrupting questions and provide direct answers.

A group of pro-refugee activists from the Melbourne-based collective Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance (WACA) interrupted Question Time in the House of Representatives in Canberra on Wednesday afternoon.

On Wednesday, a group of pro-refugee activists from the Melbourne-based collective Whistleblowers, Activists and Citizens Alliance WACAA) interrupted Question Time at the House of Representatives by supergluing their hands to a balustrade.

Interrupting a question about people suggesting he announced the pardons today to divert attention from the accusations against him, the governor snapped: "I'd say you're cynics".

LANE: But before it was stopped, hadn't you agreed that the picture could he reissued — PREMINGER (impatiently interrupting the question): No. LANE (looking irritated): — with "Who Was That Lady"?

Are you worried at all that you lost the process on how the bills are received?" GIBBS (interrupting the question): "No I don't... Chuck".

But Mr. Wells kept interrupting with questions.

As expected, the justices did not allow much oral argument before interrupting with questions.

Marshall asked a litigant about the validity of state grants before the extinguishment of aboriginal title; before the lawyer could finish responding that the question did not arise, Justice Joseph Story interrupted: "That question has been decided in the case of Fletcher v. Peck".

Mr. Gilmore interrupts a question to call out: "Hello, Molly!