Sentence examples for asking assembled from inspiring English sources

Edward Leigh, an arch-Eurosceptic MP, arrived a few minutes after Leadsom had given her statement, asking assembled supporters: "What the fuck is going on, why is she resigning?" He said: "I found out 20 minutes ago in the tea room.

At a post-launch publicity event, Travolta, on asking assembled journalists if they had enjoyed it, received no reply.

When Thatcher's big chance came with Maggie, she wasn't about to let it slip: she held on to the calf for 13 minutes, solicitously asking the assembled photographers whether they had all the pictures they needed.

But Mr. Paterson made a good start on Wednesday by asking the assembled lawmakers — who mostly looked on sullenly or applauded wanly — to cap spending so Albany can finally get a grip on a deficit that is expected to be about $8 billion this year.

He thought it was a real zinger to take a swig of water from a bottle and ask the assembled reporters, sarcastically, "Can I drink water?" After playing the truly bizarre taped conversation with his former trainer, he said "I'd love for him to come down here... I'd be afraid for him".

Who is it, who is it?" Romney asked the assembled reporters.

"You know what Crook means in English, don't you?" he asked the assembled journalists.

"What the fuck is going on, why is she resigning?" he asked the assembled supporters.

Acosta said that the changes were being made in good faith and asked those assembled to keep an open mind.

"If you have a reliable car, what is the point of changing?" he asked the assembled media.

He asked the assembled lawyers for their support and they responded with assurances that they would donate.