Sentence examples for asked in time from inspiring English sources

A: I saw this question asked in Time Out New York, then heard it on Loveline a few months later, so there must be a lot of tearing up happening in the sack lately.

Individual semi-structured interviews allowed greater scope for probing questions to be asked in real time, during the interview.

The "economic difficulty" question is being asked in a time when the environment is out of sight and out of mind.

What was to be gained, they asked, in a time of such horrific, seemingly unending loss?

As the questions concerning the patient's unrelieved symptoms were asked in a time perspective of 3 months before the patient's death, a diagnosis of cancer at least 90 days prior to the date of death was required.

(The question has not been asked in a Times poll since 2003).

"What will happen to her?" A. O. Scott asked in The Times.

"So is there no moral here?" Frank J. Prial asked in The Times.

"Are we burning down our house?" the fashion critic Vanessa Friedman asked, in the Times.

"Is Manhattan really that over?," A. O. Scott asked in The Times when reviewing this film by Michael Patrick King.

"Why can't rock music be about growing old?" Mr. Daltrey asked in The Times of London yesterday.