Sentence examples for asked being from inspiring English sources

Was it difficult, he was asked, being one of the best players in the world when a freak such as Federer came along?

"Then, you've got others who say, 'I'm not so sure about this carbon thing.' " Spratt looked at me and asked, " 'Being B.T.U.ed' — you heard that expression?" In 1993, early in the budget process, Clinton proposed, and House Democrats voted for, a controversial tax based on the heat output — measured in British thermal units — of various energy products.

In a report last week, Ned Davis, founder of Ned Davis Research, an investment research firm in Venice, Fla., put the problem this way: What's more important, he asked, "being right or making money?" He lands squarely on the side of making money, and says stocks are likely to rise over the next six months or so.

Peter Preston praises the former director of the failed Press Complaints Commission (PCC), now managing editor of the Sun, for the way he handled our complaint about a column which pictured a blind transgender woman and asked "being blind, how did she know she was the wrong sex?" Mr Preston's facts are wrong, He claims Trans Media Watch is now "able to complain as a group under revised IPSO rules".

"You know what's nice?" Charlotte asked, "Being able to get in the car and go to the store...without asking".

The interview followed the same procedure, with the question asked being 'Why is it that X makes you feel sad?'.

The questions couples are asked are detailed.

Petersen asked, Was it a great adventure?

Then he asked: Was LaFontaine kidding?

Would the town, Prudhomme asked, be interested?

Waldman asked: Was he trying too hard?