Sentence examples for moderators mentioned from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, when Rachel Maddow, one of the moderators, mentioned that many voters were concerned about the fees, Clinton switched from talking about the unknowability of Goldman's motives to the knowability of her own.

During Saturday's conversation, VFiles CEO Julie Ann Quay, one of the event's moderators, mentioned that Migos used to employ a clever come-up tactic by offering to buy DJs drinks in exchange for playing one of their songs.

When the moderator mentioned that the senator turned 46 years old on Saturday, several of those gathered in the ballroom began to serenade him with "Happy Birthday".

After he had failed a reporter's pop quiz last fall about foreign leaders, including the name of the Indian prime minister, Mr. Bush winced today when a moderator mentioned the words "pop quiz".

"When the moderator mentioned that the senator turned 46 years old on Saturday, several of those gathered in the ballroom began to serenade him with 'Happy Birthday,'" according to The New York Times.

When the moderator mentioned the term "weekly pill planners", which was the language used in the existing survey, this term was considered vague by the participants, who suggested "weekly pill dispenser".

When one moderator mentioned to the girls that they seemed at ease discussing the issue in the focus group, girls explained that it was "okay" to discuss periods in this setting because the moderator was not from their community and the topic was broached by the moderator rather than the girls making it "safe" for discussion.

This was true even though there was no marquee mocking moment — no one turned on a gay soldier — except maybe when John King, the moderator, first mentioned contraception.

Whenever a participant or a moderator was mentioned in a comment, a notification e-mail was sent to the mentioned person.

At one point during the discussion, moderator Cokie Roberts mentioned that the nation's original first lady, Martha Washington, had compared that role to being "a state prisoner".

O'Donnell -- like his MSNBC colleague Rachel Maddow -- was troubled by the cheering reaction of the crowd at NBC's Republican debate when moderator Brian Williams mentioned to Texas Gov. Rick Perry that he had put 234 people to death.