Sentence examples similar to question shouting from inspiring English sources

Time for one more question, shouted outside the church: will the marriage (her fourth, his first) last?

Apparently her influences do not include the megastar Shah Rukh Khan — in response to question shouted from the back of the room about what she thinks of him, she shrugged and looked confused.

The question, shouted over a lively din: Which was better — the second Belle and Sebastian album, "If You're Feeling Sinister," or the third one, "The Boy With the Arab Strap"?

He also said that Obama had answered a question shouted at him at a bill signing from a White House reporter, and that the press had been able to air the president's comments to.

This is a candidate who could hear a compliment about him in a category 5 hurricane, but doesn't hear an offensive, hateful question shouted from a man a few yards away from him?

Feinstein offered the fullest explanation for why dozens of Capitol Hill police were called out to shield Petraeus and he was shuttled through hallways and tunnels where he could not be captured on camera or have a question shouted at him.

Almost all the questions shouted his way were about Palin.

In the silence, unthinkable questions shouted inside their heads.

Mr. Harris-Moore, 19, kept his head down and ignored questions shouted by reporters.

She declined to answer questions shouted to her by journalists as she left the room.

Still, for all the efforts to limit access, Steinbrenner continues to answer questions shouted at him.