Sentence examples for I posed a question from inspiring English sources
At one point, I posed a question to Remy Verhoeve.
When I posed a question — for instance, why had Prabhakaran failed to appear for weeks after the tsunami, giving rise to suspicions that he had been killed?
YESTERDAY, I posed a question on who in the Senate Barack Obama will have to woo in order to pass the stimulus bill.
I posed a question on Twitter: "Have you ever felt unsafe or uncomfortable, as a woman, at a music festival?" Of the 146 people who responded (a fairly small sample size, but enough to paint a picture), 127 answered yes.
Several years ago, before one of the Patriots' three Super Bowl victories, I posed a question to Scott Pioli, the stealth personnel and salary-cap maven behind Bill Belichick's head-coaching genius: why are football executives seldom celebrated like baseball's — his New England compatriot, Theo Epstein of the Red Sox, for one?
In the post, I posed a question: if it's not the iPhone/AT&T deal, why do you choose Android?
I pose a question at key moments to develop their answers and I'm focused – as are the children.
"I pose a question" for the I.A.A.F., said Robert Gailey, an associate professor of physical therapy at the University of Miami Medical School, who has studied amputee runners.
"When I pose a question, there is usually a long silence," Cahill said, "and Shrum is not afraid to be the first to move into the silence and speak.
I pose a question to those who will undoubtedly respond to Margaret Talbot's article (Sept . 21 by dubbing the parents the Mama Roses of sports: Do you believe these children developed a passion for their sports on their own?
