Sentence examples for weekly questions from inspiring English sources

Relatives are asked weekly questions about their lives, which build up into an archive.

Speaking in his weekly questions, Cameron said most of the police do a "magnificent job" but he would not say that "all is well" in the force.

His intervention at prime minister's questions last Wednesday won plaudits, but they were tempered with the refrain that he had more generally failed to make an impact with his two weekly questions to Gordon Brown.

During his weekly questions in the Commons, the prime minister said he suspected global warming could be responsible for an increase in extreme weather events, including recent storms that have left seven dead and hundreds of homes inundated.

At his weekly questions, he said this revealed that Labour policy was "now to put up taxes on middle-income people".

The powerful presence, no-nonsense attitude and quick, sharp wit had swept away the familiarity of weekly questions about another defeat or an inability to hold a lead.

It is the second of three weekly question-and-answer sessions on Quora featuring Times reporters.

Cisco fell 5, to 62 3/4, after an article in Barron's, the financial news weekly, questioned its market capitalization.

He also held weekly question-and-answer sessions open to Army fans and supporters, holding forth from a stage with charm and matinee-idol looks.

Tony Blair repeatedly refused calls from opposition leaders for a live debate, insisting that weekly question sessions in the Commons were enough.

The president would be even more accountable if he were required, as the British prime minister is, to engage in a weekly "question time," to field questions from legislators and engage in serious, spontaneous debate.