Sentence examples for ages asking from inspiring English sources

"I was looking on the internet for ages, asking for prices".

Parents shouldn't be alarmed if their children do it over the coming academic year, and students have every right to do it because it's been happening since the Middle Ages: asking parents for money while at university.

Clark's "doll tests" demonstrated the way white supremacist ideology infects black people at miraculously young ages, asking black schoolchildren from segregated and unsegregated schools to pick whether they preferred a white or a black doll.

The Fragrance Foundation, which had come up with the idea of five ages, asked her to speak.

The dark ages?" asked Clarke.

Eaton makes fun of Clay's age, asking him questions like: "What do I need to be an Olympic champion?

Now he charts a major shift in our approach to ageing, asking if creativity is always the preserve of the young prodigy.

In December 2016, Pfizer received a letter from the Senate Special Committee on Aging, asking it to explain its price increases for the opioid overdose reversal drug, naloxone.

In this day and age, asking somebody out via text, Facebook, or email is not always acceptable, though is understood and used by many.

The survey included subjective questions the National Institute on Aging asked about health and well-being.

No candy was offered, no hair ruffled, no age asked, no tenderness displayed.