Sentence examples for term during a from inspiring English sources

Chinese bloggers have uncovered evidence that someone in Beijing manipulated Google's software to make it more likely to suggest a pornographic search term during a state television broadcast.

They say that someone in Beijing manipulated Google's software to make it more likely to suggest a pornographic search term during a state television broadcast.

About three months into his term, during a shakedown following the murder of an inmate, prison officials turned up a makeshift knife in his cell.

In February 2008, Abdeslam Ouaddou, the Moroccan captain of Valenciennes in the French league, confronted a fan of the rival team Metz who had called him a monkey and an inflammatory racial term during a match.

Another edition of the programme was found to be in breach of Ofcom's broadcasting code for the use of a racially offensive term during a two-part special filmed in Burma.

"By the way, I didn't ask for this thing," Kagame said of the third term during a panel discussion chaired by former British prime minister, Tony Blair, one of Kagame's most high-profile international supporters.

This is only the second time the US has used the term during an ongoing conflict.

Miliband came in for a bit of stick when he struggled to define the term during an interview on Radio 4's Today programme earlier this year but it now appears to have taken root.

Bush used the derogatory term during an interview with radio host Bill Bennett Wednesday while discussing Donald Trump's recent call to end birthright citizenship.

SPORTSFRIDAY, PAGE D1 Chief of Merck Steps Down Raymond V. Gilmartin resigned as chairman and chief executive of Merck, ending a troubled term during which a drug recall clouded the company's future.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg put it in simpler terms during a morning radio show, when he noted the plight of high-rise dwellers.