Sentence examples for ask right off from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid to ask right off if he got what he wanted.

"How many of you guys watched the debate last night?" Williams asked right off the bat, speaking of the presidential debate.

Ramos and Salinas tailored their questions to each candidate: Romney was asked right off the bat about his now-infamous comments on the forty-seven per cent, which he blurred over by insisting that his campaign was about the one hundred per cent.

You'd be surprised how many people focus on themselves, not the company, by asking right off about things like salary, benefits and bonuses, said Annie Shanklin Jones, who manages United States recruitment for I.B.M. Try to establish common ground with your interviewer so you stand out, Ms. Shanklin Jones said.

Don't ask right as you drop it off.

Go ask right now.

He knows his rights and rattles them off without hesitation when asked — right to life, right to protection, right to education!

Sadly, she didn't drop the mic and walk right off — her one fumble — but she did close by asking "Any questions?," sealing the moment.

The question I have to ask you right off the bat is, do you really need your headphones to look cool?

It's the nature of journalists to ask you right off the bat about your age so I won't.

"Do we want to talk about 'Fear Factor' right off?" Zucker asks, sounding hesitant.