The phrase "ask bond" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a recognizable expression.
Example: "I need to ask bond about the terms of the agreement." (Note: This example assumes "bond" refers to a person or entity, but the phrase still lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "inquire about bond" or "consult bond".
Ask bond traders, or the suffering populations of Spain, Portugal and so on, how it actually turned out.
Before I go, I ask Bond the question he himself puts in Shakespeare's mouth, towards the end of his life, in his magnificent play, Bingo: "Was anything done?" Bond ruminates for a long time, and says quietly: "Not enough.
Hensley spoke to Bonds after Saturday's game and, while he said he was "not that concerned about" permitting the home run, Hensley still thought enough about chronicling the event to ask Bonds for an autographed bat.
Later, when it was Baker's turn to talk, he was asked whether he would ask Bonds to expand his hitting zone in an effort to get more hits and help the Giants score more runs.
"Made you feel it, did he?" someone asks Bond of his first victim.
One of the writers asked Bond, "Are you saying Quayle is irrelevant?" To which the G.O.P. operative replied, "I wouldn't use those words".
Likewise, in 2006 fans of Pierce Brosnan who asked Bond acolytes to boycott the spy saga due to the casting of Daniel Craig as the new 007 must have sat back aghast as the latest iteration of the suave secret agent reached new heights of critical acclaim and box-office success.
Instead, Tanaka asks Bond to kill Dr. Guntram Shatterhand, who operates a politically embarrassing "Garden of Death" in an ancient castle; people flock there to commit suicide.
Montes asks Bond to "let me know what it feels like" when he succeeds, the implication of the title being that it will be a small amount of solace compared to his despair.
Bloomberg reported that Mnuchin privately asked bond dealers and investors in an Oct. 30 meeting whether they preferred that the Fed tighten monetary policy by raising its key short-term interest rate or by speeding up the sale of long-term bonds in the central bank's portfolio.
He said he never asked Bonds if he ever used steroids, either.
