In the mid-1990's, the Registry sent the twins a questionnaire asking about their socioeconomic status.
The last path led to a questionnaire asking me to select from a long list of adjectives describing my ideal getaway, and characterizing the destination.
They will also send the seller a list of questions to answer, including a questionnaire asking which fixtures and fittings they intend to leave when they move out.
At the top, I see the Beta sign, and when I click on it, it takes me to a questionnaire asking for my view of the site.
David DeSteno, a psychologist at Northeastern University, administered a questionnaire asking subjects which would be more upsetting: to learn that their partner had cheated on them or that their partner had fallen in love with someone else.
The dropping of the word coincided with more overtly political work such as Information at MoMA, which comprised a questionnaire asking visitors if they supported Governor Rockefeller's stance on Vietnam.
The leadership of the Co-operative Group waccusedsed of conducting an ill-designed attempt to destroy the Labour-affiliated Co-operative party after releasing a questionnaire asking the public whether it should continue to fund political parties.
By the time I had started going to Pride marches, political activism had been replaced by a questionnaire asking me if I was more likely to buy a Ford Focus now that they'd sponsored Pride.
Amid concerns that Kyle's fame and local popularity would prevent a fair trial, prospective jurors filled out a questionnaire asking if they had seen Clint Eastwood's film and read the book upon which it is based.
At an open house for a three-bedroom apartment on East 13th Street — this one really was on the sixth floor — everyone was given a questionnaire asking about living habits.
She joked about a double mastectomy being her "forced transition", about cancer-specific greeting cards and about her mother being sent a questionnaire asking her to rate her hospital stay after she had already died: "Mmm… not great".
