Sentence examples for and answer with from inspiring English sources
I knew I wanted to write about my experience of it, and then I found the form — David Foster Wallace's question and answer, with the question blank.
For parents of a 1-year-old, for instance, the app recently offered a video question and answer with a pediatrician about top mistakes parents make with toddlers.
"I don't understand how any human being could get an email that said 1,700 babies died last year and answer with 'I don't care'".
Citizens lean into the microphone and answer with simple honesty: "I want them to improve the economy" or "beef up social security" or "solve the unemployment problem".
But to stand a chance of defeating Mr. Jennings and Mr. Rutter, Watson will have to be able to beat them to the buzzer at least half the time and answer with something like 90 percent accuracy.
The Argus Leader issued a statement saying: "The context of the question and answer with Sen. Clinton was whether her continued candidacy jeopardized party unity this close to the Democratic convention.
In a question-and-answer with Lena Dunham, the show's creator, in the Times's Sunday magazine the day before, the subject was the show's depiction of sex on screen, which I explored in a column of my own and which was examined most memorably in a recent post by Elaine Blair on the New York Review of Books's blog.
There is a 58-page question-and-answer with the Adult Swim satirists "Tim and Eric"; a sit-down with John Ashbery conducted during a visit to the poet's antique clapboard-and-stone house in Hudson, N.Y.; and a transcript of a wonky panel discussion about "The Endangered Semicolon".
(Sadly, all four were eventually found dead.) CNN's wall-to-wall coverage consisted of live feeds from press conferences; lots of satellite interviews with talking-heads related to the mining industry; the occasional live question-and-answer with a correspondent, standing in a field in West Virginia.
Asked, with help from a cue card, and answered, with help from a computer.
Stones are thrown and answered with teargas, stun grenades and often rubber-coated bullets.
