Sentence examples for I asked will from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I asked will" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning. Example: "I asked will you be attending the meeting tomorrow?"
I asked, "Will they end up in your movie?" "Only if I can find their agent to broker a deal," Berg said.
As we drove from the airport to my home, I asked Will and Theo what makes sports so special.
I asked Will whether genius could ever justify itself — surely we wouldn't want to put away Degas's whirling ballerinas, or stop reading Heidegger, Eliot, Pound, or even Céline, just because their prejudices were bigoted and their politics abhorrent.
Back in April, I asked "Will AOL and Demand Media's Content Farm Strategy Prevail?" and basically concluded that a "machine-gun, carpet-bombing" editorial strategy relying on a freelance model might work with articles but runs the risk of producing wildly inconsistent videos which would scare off advertisers.
I asked, "Will you pay to take care of the bedbugs?" He said "No".
I asked Will if it wasn't smarter to launch it and then raise money so that after some success we could get a better valuation.
How long, I ask, will Carson stay with the show?
What, I ask, will he do with his signing bonus?
But, I ask, will he be happy if Twitter exits or IPOs? "I am happy already!
Finally, I ask: Will, or can, science ever explain religion?
On this track, I asked Will Oldham — who you may know as Bonnie "Prince" Billy — to add a vocal.
