Sentence examples for as asked a from inspiring English sources

"Who are you dressed as?" asked a boy, grinning from the seat of a grocery cart.

But if a photographer so much as asked a model out on a date, they would hear from my mother," Katie Ford said.

Electing a Ukip MEP is about as sensible as asking a turkey to cook Christmas dinner.

They see it as asking a second grader to read 'Ulysses.' " HUMINT can be difficult to assess.

"Smile" understands that sometimes the horrors inside your mouth can pale in comparison with something as simple as asking a boy to a dance.

The office had provided a wealth of health career-related information on its LifeWorks website, with features such as "Ask a Scientist".

Hitchhiking at daytime and night may be completely different, as well as asking a short ride may always imply less waiting time than finding a driver for a long-distance trip.

If you'd prefer more nuanced advice, it's as simple as asking a diversely-read employee for help.

They also had to complete assignments such as asking a question in class or calling a friend for coffee.

As Ask a Manager's Alison Green warns, "Practices that would have horrified you previously can start to feel normal".

Finding a person to interview might be as easy as asking a relative or someone you know who works in the field.