Sentence examples for asked in unison from inspiring English sources

As I sat down at the table, two of my dining companions asked in unison, with eye-opening looks on their faces, "Did you hear the news?" "Yes," I replied as I shuffled my chair in and unfurled my napkin.

My two best friends politely asked, in unison, "Don't you think it sounds too ethnic?" And I cannot forget my brother's blunt, stinging remark, "Hell, no … way too ghetto.

"What's wrong, Mama?" they asked in unison after taking one glimpse of my ashen face.

You went to a Pitbull concert?" we enviously asked in unison.

"If war-battered refugees deserve protection, don't we women?" they ask in unison, Gemma May's radiant chorus leader the focus of a tightly drilled volunteer ensemble.

"So when can you give us one?" they asked, nearly in unison.

When every single journalist in Italy asked him in unison to apologize, the man previously known for saying he had charmed the PM of Finland with his "playboy moves," replied, "Get over it, I was just kidding.

Several reporters — yelling in unison — asked how conditions could have changed so drastically so quickly.

"What were you reading?" my wife and I asked, more or less in unison.

Before his mates could confirm their indifference, the crowd asked the question again – in unison.

The seamen in unison asked God to "protect this vessel and all her crew until we arrive home to those we love".