Sentence examples for The question begins from inspiring English sources

"Six out of the ten largest PACs are public employee unions," the question begins.

When the question begins "where's the" and ends with "key chain," "cell phone," "remote control" or "cat," the answer often comes after a frustrating search in the most irrelevant places.

But if I keep running beyond that, the question begins to turn in on itself and the parameters warp.

"You scored three goals... .. the question began.

The question began to obsess me.

"Prrr?" the cat replied, and then, dismissing the question, began to wash behind his left ear.

The question began to arise: Who was this monument for, anyway?

"Are you perplexed that you lead the league in sacks allowed and you have the rushing leader...," the question began.

"Perhaps it's sexist even to ask the question," began an editorial in the Christian Science Monitor, promisingly.

The question began to take on the contours of a wager, and the next day a taker emerged willing to give them fifty-to-one odds.

But the question began to haunt me as the years bled on.