Sentence examples for asked to no from inspiring English sources

Outsiders always assume that, as a well-known left-wing lawyer, he must have an entrée to the corridors of power but, on the contrary, he has never met Tony Blair and has never been asked to No 10.

And he suddenly leaps up, worried that he is getting too serious, and starts shouting, 'I am deeply honoured and proud of the fact that Benjy [Ben Elton] and Harry [Enfield] got asked to No 10 Downing Street, and they didn't ask me.

On his relationships with senior British politicians, he said he had been asked to No 10 "for a cup of tea" by David Cameron shortly after he entered Downing Street as a recognition of his support for the Conservatives before the election.

A mother has been asked to no longer contact her daughter.

"We're in delay, right?" he asked to no one in particular.

"We asked to no longer run our commercial on the Glenn Beck show," said Bob Diener, President of GetARoom.com, in an email to ColorOfChange.org.org

The dubious client keeps asking, to no satisfaction, "What does that mean for me?" The clip ends with the words "Bigger isn't always better" on screen.

I then heard a woman ask to no one in particular if we had heard that Michael Jackson had died.

A member of Mr. Leach's staff said the couple would be asked to testify no later than this fall.

In total, 108 questions were asked to the no complaints group and 179 questions were asked to both the complaints groups.

People should be asked to look no further than the internet and be expected to make decisions on the information they obtain, even if bizarre or downright mistaken.