Sentence examples for to microphone over from inspiring English sources

Second, if you know Tancredo, you know he's been rushing from microphone to microphone over the past half dozen years, and for a while he actually had his own Colorado Springs talk-radio show, complete with microphone, giving him plenty of time to polish his debating skills.

With a scandal over explicit messages he sent online hanging over his campaign, he seemed happy to turn the microphone over to his affable mother, who taught for 31 years, most recently at Midwood High School in Brooklyn.

We seem to have turned the microphone over to a middling freshman.

It's not a bad position to occasionally hand the microphone over to other people".

You need someone to be the bridge between the audience & the band, with enough energy to swing a microphone over their head or perform an epic stage dive & the charisma to keep things interesting during a long show.

You're not hearing it though, are you?" He points out one instrument in particular, a tiled board with several different patterns etched into each section's surface, which a stick attached to a microphone is dragged over to create textural thuds: "If you look at this grid, with these cuts in the wood, you imagine how those sounds would work.

The panel's Q&A session turned a little awkward when he deviated from the previously vetted questions and threw the microphone over to anyone who wanted to talk to him.

Halfway through the meeting, scheduled to end at midnight, the legislators turned the microphone over to any members of the community who wanted to speak.

Imagine if every live concert featured a madman on the side of the stage who insisted on sporadically stepping up to a microphone to read out, over the music, what people were tweeting about the gig.

"With Mark Thompson joining us, it will be time for me to step away from these calls and turn the microphone over to him next quarter".

We've learned all this as a result of handing the microphone over to a group selected by Guardian Australia to ask the prime minister questions.