Sentence examples similar to ahead questions from inspiring English sources

"I'm sorry, forgive me; the audio's very difficult," he grimaced, as a Brazilian judge, Murilo Mendes, pressed ahead with question after question about how two planes could have ended up in the same spot in a deserted sky.

Here you better go ahead no questions asked and snatch what you can snatch when the snatching's good".

White House officials have big expectations for Mr. Bush's speech, which they hope will put him ahead of questions revisiting the Harken stock sale.

You can find a list of New Jersey registrars at http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/regbycnty.shtml if you need to call ahead for questions or office hours.

◦ Certainly ◦ Probably ◦ Probably not (skip ahead to question 15) ◦ Certainly not (skip ahead to question 15) ◦ I don't know (skip ahead to question 15) 15.

What would you do? ◦ Stay home and not work ◦ Work from home (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ Do some work from home (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ Just go to work (skip ahead to question 30) ◦ I don't know (skip ahead to question 30) 29.

We are definitely going to ahead, no question about it.

Looking ahead the question is no longer whether, but by how much, prices will fall.

So then you go ahead and question our abilities to read these books, saying, "I wonder how many teenagers have the emotional skills to handle such dreadful questions".

Progressives should go right ahead and question Obama's positions on issues -- and they should continue to hold him accountable when he is elected president.

The FBI went ahead and questioned him anyway, and then DOJ tried to disappear Radack's emails documenting this Constitutional violation.