Sentence examples for pulled a microphone from inspiring English sources

When it was his turn to address the committee, he pulled a microphone toward him and, in a measured voice, read a prepared statement, which began, "Whatever I have achieved in life has been the result of the unique combination of luck, hard work, and opportunity that can only exist in this country.

Trump's well-known pettiness has created mountains out of personal beefs witness the recent banning of CNN reporter Jim Acosta from White House press briefings over an exhaustively dissected video of Acosta pulling a microphone away from a White House aide.

Here is the video: see T, stiff-legged and pulling a microphone from what I can only assume is his actual full ass, gruffly muttering: "M is for the moan and the miserable groan from the pain that she felt when I was born" over an absolutely ten-on-ten synth track.

13/15 Miley twerks with Santa Claus The singer twerked with a Santa Claus and pulled a candy cane microphone from between his legs at KIIS FM's Jingle Ball in Los Angeles in early December.

He pulled out a microphone and a plasma screen came to life with a shot of a couple strolling on a beach.

You pull down a microphone from the headset, tap a button and say, "Hello".

Els's closing 73 went in the books but his thoughts on a third-place finish did not as he, spotting the microphones and television cameras, pulled a Burt Bacharach and walked on by.

Slightly annoyed when he saw his ball sitting down in the rough behind a boom microphone, Day pulled the microphone from its moorings and tossed it aside so he could hit his shot.

You could hear on Robert Johnson records where they'd deliberately pulled the microphone back to get more guitar, and so he's wailing over the top.

Sano Halo, 90, her shock of thick white hair barely poking above the lectern, pulled the microphone down to her level and began reciting the Lord's Prayer in Greek.

It was her defense minister, Sir John Nott, who lost patience, pulled the microphone from his lapel and rushed away during questioning by Sir Robin about disagreements between Sir John and Royal Navy admirals about budget cuts after the Falklands War in 1982.