Sentence examples for A question comes from inspiring English sources

A question comes to mind.

A question comes to mind: Weren't there any New York actresses over 70 who could manage the commute to Croton Falls?

A question comes to mind: if there is a "transient" occupancy tax upon persons, unless exempt, who rent hotel/motel rooms, does this, by definition, make these people, "transients?" Answer: Visitors to Santa Monica, as well as elsewhere, might take offense if they knew that they were considered "transients" in the negative use of that word.

1.34pm BST A question comes in for the three refugees from Twitter, using the #gdnsyria hashtag.

For some numbers, though, a question comes to mind: What on earth did he write this thing for?

When a question comes up instantly, one answers one way and the other wants to answer it another way.

There, a question came up.

Fewer hands go up when they know there's a question coming.

A question came to mind: Is Expo part of the problem or part of the solution?

"I must say that President Clinton gave me total authority, so it wasn't a question coming from him.

And a question came into her mind: "I was thinking, who would be the next person?" she said.