Sentence examples for questions during which from inspiring English sources

Johnson made the remarks in 2012 while appearing on BBC1 series The Big Questions, during which he opted not to back the FA anti-homophobia campaign.

The announcement comes hours after David Cameron was accused of using inflammatory language about refugees at prime minister's questions, during which he referred to people in camps at Calais as a "bunch of migrants".

On Wednesday David Cameron was accused of using inflammatory language about refugees at prime minister's questions, during which he referred to people in camps at Calais as a "bunch of migrants".

On Thursday, Mr. Bhagwat also addressed a range of questions, during which he threw his organization's support behind all anti-corruption movements, including those led by Baba Ramdev and Anna Hazare.

This leads to two fundamental questions: During which part of the developmental pathway can qualitative changes be observed?

Kadyrov's spokesperson Alvi Karimov was later allowed to ask a question, during which he accused Sobchak of lying.

Upon first arriving in South Korea, North Korean refugees are taken to an intelligence facility for a month of "interrogation," during which the government questions them, in part to determine if they're spies.

Blair initiated reforms in the House of Commons, modernizing the format of "Prime Minister's Question Time," during which the prime minister answers questions from members of Parliament.

The public has also been treated to a somewhat stiff version of prime minister's question time, during which for the first time cabinet officials have been forced to stand up in Parliament and submit to questions.

And she had been, that morning, to Prime Minister's Question Time, during which, in her opinion, David Cameron hadn't done as well as everyone thought he had.

A recent appearance on Question Time, during which she defended Jeremy Corbyn's position on nuclear deterrence and said climate change had been a contributing factor to the Syrian conflict, attracted criticism from the stage at the Conservative party conference, and mockery in the pages of the Sun, which called her "charlatan Church" for "striving to reinvent herself as the voice of the poor".