Sentence examples for ask one side from inspiring English sources

Often, he will then ask one side about a conflicting answer from the other.

Rather than ask one side to back down, Dr. Simmons devised her own solution: she interviewed Ms. Morrison's secretary, gathered a sheaf of newspaper clippings and wrote the author's resume herself.

"What's the norm?" asks one side of footballs at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y., with the answer, "Four or Fewer," on the other.

Cohen said people in Boulder have the right to advocate for their position but shouldn't ask the city to take one side in the conflict.

Feeling helpless and struggling to reconcile the urge to help them all, he asked one child on the side of the road what he wanted most in the world.

Hence the gap between the amount of cash asked by one side and what is (reluctantly) acceptable on the other.

"The Chamber's survey violates the elementary principle that evaluation of legal system performance should be based on input from both sides to disputes," noting the obvious: "asking only one side to a dispute about a system will yield biased results".

"Excuse me, can you please walk to the other side?" asks one of the officers.

Twenty-three minutes in a gloomy conference room with no external windows, three coppers asking questions on one side of the table, another, plus his lawyer, answering them on the other side.

A US Marine hands out coins to residents in Fallujah that ask in Arabic on one side: "Where will you spend eternity?" The other side is inscribed with a Biblical verse: "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.

On one side, it asked Johnson to "Cut the check, make it happen".