Sentence examples for questioning ended with from inspiring English sources

Ball's questioning ended with the following exchange: :"On that night of May 2[n]d, did you shoot, kill, execute or have anything to do with the death of Trooper Werner Foerster?" :"No".

Trump dodged and weaved and made vague promises, Scarborough and Brzezinski never seemed to have the upper hand (it's not clear they even wanted it), every line of questioning ended with everyone knowing less about Trump's policy preferences than they did when it began, and no one escaped the experience looking smart.

He asked Sgt. Steven Alfano, who led the Internal Affairs investigation, to talk about Mr. Mineo's medical records — a line of questioning that ended with Sergeant Alfano saying that prosecutors had stopped the police from delivering those records to a doctor who could evaluate them.

When the questioning ended, he and Hana moved into an apartment with Koecher's mother.

When the questioning ended, the judges retired to another room to deliberate, and then, with congratulations to all the contestants, announced that Mr. Diamond would be going to the broadcast.

But the questioning ended there.

The back-and-forth ended with Crews questioning whether he should "slap the shit out of" Hughley over his "toxic behavior".

In the aftermath of their scrap in the early hours of Sunday morning at what started out as a press conference high in the recesses of the Olympiahalle and ended with the police questioning Chisora about his threat to shoot Haye, the futures of the two eccentric Londoners became more intertwined than either had intended.

The incident began as a verbal dispute aboard the short regional flight aboard a small plane out of North Carolina, and ended with two cops questioning Phillips on the tarmac after they were summoned by a flight attendant.

If the story started with the photograph, it ended with Donnelly and Tovey questioning what it means to be a man.

He ended with a powerful questioning of the values of the liberation struggle, one which resonates powerfully today when – 25 years later, living in democracy and freedom – the ANC government threatens freedom of expression.