Sentence examples for ask one of you from inspiring English sources

2. "Once Again, I Find Myself in the Rather Awkward Position of Having to Ask One of You for a Biscuit," by Michael Maslin, Sept. 12, 1988 This one somehow didn't make it onto the new Web site (I already called to complain), but I found an archived image via Google.

In certain situations, management may feel that your marriage will negatively affect the work product or the working environment — and may ask one of you to leave the company.

Maybe it's time to take that old co-worker up on that invitation to get a drink, or to ask one of those old classmates you've connected with on Facebook out to lunch.

A Stockholm guide is not included, but if you're not too shy you can always ask one of the local passengers if you see something interesting.

Of the illicit Ritalin supply, a student said: "On any given day, if you ask one of your friends, and they talk to someone else, you've got it.

You ask one of your lieutenants to work on something, then wait.

Ask one of the sommeliers to point you in the right direction.

"Could you ask one of your colleagues at Muirfield to stalk Cabrera and Jimenez to see what they have for dinner tonight?" asks Seamus Devlin.

And if not a linguist, I wanted to ask one of these girls, "How did you come up with that name?

In the event of a wheelchair dying, there are two alternative options to choose from: call and ask someone to bring the charger, or ask one of your friends to push you back to the car.

But if you ask one of these very hip kids, who has essentially made a boring expanded sculpture, they'll say, "It's about post-contextualised deconstruction of neo-queer identities in the beyond digital era...".