Sentence examples for online question and answer session from inspiring English sources
In an online question and answer session hosted by his department, Professor Boyd maintained that 50% of tuberculosis infections among cattle herds are caused by badgers.
Mo Farah insists he is not fazed by personal criticism after an online question and answer session descended into farce in the run-up to his Great North Run title defence.
Cameron came under criticism on Friday when it emerged that he had refused to take part in an online question and answer session aimed at young first-time voters, although the leaders of the other four main parties had already taken part.
During a recent online question-and-answer session with the public, the first questioner asked: "Mr. Lawsky, are you copying the governor's hairstyle?
He said in an online question-and-answer session: "Show me where I stalked, chased.
And Newark Speaks has reactions to yesterday's online question-and-answer session.
Last month, Ayman al-Zawahri, Al Qaeda's second in command, said in an online question-and-answer session that women could not join Al Qaeda.
From Mr Cameron's bizarre retirement announcement (see article) to an online question-and-answer session that was predictably hijacked by anti-Tory troublemakers, the slick Conservative campaign has shuddered in recent days.
And now, over at Newark Speaks, the city's most active and heated political bulletin board, there is an announcement that Mr. Booker will be in their forums for an online question-and-answer session on April 3.
"This is a predictable smear that I anticipated before going public," Mr. Snowden, who is believed to be in hiding in Hong Kong, said in an online question-and-answer session on the Web site of The Guardian, the British newspaper that has published most of the secret information to date.
Explaining his decision to leave the United States, he said in an online question-and-answer session with The Guardian that it made no sense to "volunteer" for prosecution at home "if you can do more good outside of prison than in it".
