Sentence examples for ask for a view from inspiring English sources

Book early and ask for a view of the Acropolis.

Ask for a view of the street rather than the courtyard, where you can feel overlooked by other guest rooms.

"We've had people ask for a view to overlook the site, and people ask to be on the other side of the building," Mr. Magnifico said.

A suite where Hemingway once wrote has been left largely intact (to see it, ask for a view of Room 201).

Had Arsène Wenger been able to ask for a view of the latter incident he would probably have succeeded in having the goal chalked off for offside – the foul was less clear-cut – and that would have been justice.

No need to ask for a view, everyone will click on your name and view your blog.

Depending upon your budget and preferences, choose the piece you want and ask for a viewing.

When the Conservative party was asked for a view on Davies's campaign, a spokesman said: "For over a decade the Conservatives have made the case for fairness, not special treatment.

Instead the chancellor was adamant that the NHS had had the extra money it asked for, a view disputed by the Tory chair of the Commons health committee, the King's Fund and every expert on health spending.

Lord Owen, a former foreign secretary, has now written to the chairman of the Electoral Commission asking for a view on the publication of the report in the pre-election period, warning it would be "very ill advised for it to go beyond January or the middle of February".

Asked for a view on whether governments should now be considering regulating bots if they are actively being used to drive social division, Paul Bernal, a lecturer in information technology at the University of East Anglia, suggested top down regulation may be inevitable.