Sentence examples for asked your article from inspiring English sources

Mike Welton Frome, Somerset "Who will dare pull the trigger on article 50?", asked your article on 27 June.

It is telling that when Hummer owners were asked in your article whether gas consumption was a consideration, they answered only in terms of whether they could afford to fill the tank at current gas prices, and not on the wider environmental and geopolitical effect of their purchase.

If you're having trouble deciding (and you probably are, if you're reading this article), ask your friends for input.

Don't rely completely on this article, ask your mother, grandmother, auntie, or anyone who you feel comfortable with for more advice.

Consider asking if your article can be labeled a stub, instead of getting deleted.

It is difficult to say for sure because our reporter was wearing a suit, but he struck me as closer to the "before" picture in the Charles Atlas advert (younger readers, ask your dad) than the finished article.

Read this article and ask your vet any questions you have about foaling out your mare.

SIR —Your article asks why executive pay is so much higher than it was back in the 1960's and 1970's.

I have the following questions to ask you? 1) Your article mentioned barley.

GenGen70 asks: "I found your article really useful as was just about to make a purchase for a good moistureriser.

AMY DAVIDSON: The question your article asks is whether the C.I.A. stopped an F.B.I. agent from preventing 9/11.