Sentence examples for asked about things from inspiring English sources

In Palm Beach, when Belichick was asked about things that did not involve the Jets, he was talkative.

He seemed to enjoy it, during the hearing, when, between questions about Russia, he was asked about things like controlling the borders and possibly prosecuting Planned Parenthood.

Along the way, I've become a turkey apologist — I am always defending them when I'm asked about things like whether they're so dumb they drown in the rain (apocryphal, as far as I know).

Senator Maria Cantwell, a Democrat, has threatened to hold hearings and asked about things like the stormy weather off the Oregon coast and how the agency will function in Newport while other branches remain in Seattle.

Citified people were infiltrating the Neck, he said when I asked about things in the area, people who know nothing about farming or when a field needs liming or what to do when a cow throws a breech calf or how to feel a horse's fetlock for heat to see if it is coming up lame.

A Roper poll conducted in the fall of that year asked about things that could "help to prevent an energy crisis some involving some risk according to the environmentalists, others involving no risk to the environment but requiring people to cut down on their use of energy".

I think people who are really successful don't ask about things like that.

In questioning the candidates, the Guardian will ask about things that flow from that agenda.

They'd be distracted; perhaps you could ask about things that you couldn't otherwise.

Police discovered Mr Strauss-Kahn's whereabouts by chance, when he rang the hotel from Kennedy airport to ask about things he'd left behind.

She shopped with gestures, as though she were an Eastern woman, robed and veiled, too timid, or linguistically inept, to ask about things.