Meanings of testy exchange in English

Labour MPs are standing by their leader after a testy exchange in Parliament over the Dotcom controversy.

It was, by all accounts, a pretty testy exchange on the vexed issue of abortion at yesterday's cabinet meeting.

The testy exchange saw the Prime Minister criticised over his answers about One Nation and "aggressive" body language.

But in 2001, Grubman unwittingly became known among analysts and investors for a testy exchange with Enron's CEO Jeffrey Skilling.

In a testy exchange with Mayor Phil Goff, Mr Tamihere refused to withdraw his allegation that the organisation was corrupt.

In one testy exchange, senator Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, and a Verizon customer, waved his smartphone at Alexander.

CNN has released the audio of the testy exchange between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders that took place following Tuesday's Democratic debate.

After a testy exchange, he returned from a commercial break to announce that he had kicked the ACORN man off the set.

Trump on Tuesday praised the legislation in the Oval Office before a testy exchange with Democratic leaders about border security and government funding.

It followed a testy exchange at a House hearing between lawmakers and Anne Richard, the assistant secretary of state for population, refugees and migration.

Woodward's account of his recent testy exchange with the White House points to continued sensitivity over the issue of whose idea the sequester was.

Tax and jobs spark testy exchanges in the latest leaders' debate.

It could make for some testy exchanges.

In often testy exchanges with the tribunal yesterday Mr Cosgrave maintained he was looking for fair play from the inquiry.

Not one, he said, in often testy exchanges with the lead prosecutor in the inquiry and the judge, Brian Leveson.

But Sandusky prosecutor Joseph McGettigan, who had several testy exchanges with Lindsay while on the witness stand on Tuesday, dismissed that assertion.