Sentence examples for I still get asked from inspiring English sources

I still get asked to do the "Ezekiel" speech at least twice a week.

"I still get asked questions about it", he wrote in his 1994 autobiography.

"In the US I still get asked if they (Africans) have computers and mobile phones," he says.

I still get asked all the time: 'What's wrong with your daughters?' And I'm thinking it's obvious because their heads are so small".

Yet I still get asked a lot — O.K. maybe not a lot but more than twice — whether Alex Keaton would be a Republican today.

However much I bang on about alternative ways to fill your wardrobe to ethically aware audiences – small brands, swapping, vintage, knitting – the top question I still get asked is: "So which high street stores can I go to?" Be in no doubt, we are addicted to fast fashion.

"I mean I just think it's unbelievable that in the 21st century, women still get asked such very very different questions from men," she said.

"I just think it's unbelievable that in the 21st Century women still get asked such very, very different questions from men," Kendall told the Radio 5 Live show, Pienaar's Politics.

As he walked to his latest development, a 12-unit condominium under construction at 471 Washington Street, at Canal, he said: "You still get asked to buy a Rolex every few feet.

Now Guthy-Renker, one of the nation's largest infomercial companies, is helping turn the much-mocked long-form ads into advertising that's respectable and lucrative enough to attract A-list celebs who still get asked for autographs.

Each side has a secure opener (Katich and Strauss) and one who questions still get asked (Cook obviously, Watson despite his success still gets talked about as someone to go down the order so Phil Hughes could possibly come in).