"How do I charge my customer for my time?" he asked, plainly irritated, as he filled a metal container next to his Chevrolet Silverado truck.
"Where's the coffee?" Jase asked plainly.
Asked plainly, "do you have any reason to believe that anyone in the White House was involved in the decision to screen Tea Party cases?" Shafer replied, "I have no reason to believe that".
If you wonder something about her or what she thinks, ask plainly.
Taking on what has been called James's unreadable novel, The Sacred Fount, Wood begins by asking quite plainly how do we read sentences of the sort offered by James in that experimental novel and by Nabokov in that tricksy experiment in form, Pale Fire.
We should ask very plainly: what is wrong with a warmer world?
His manner is naïve, but the questions he asks are plainly insulting.
Trump rebranded the plan as "extreme vetting", rooted in an ideological test, but when asked directly plainly denied he was walking back the Muslim ban and said he was in fact strengthening it.
But Kip Andersen's Cowspiracy asks it plainly and offers a series of startling answers.
Neloms tells me investigators then came to her place of work and interrogated her until her boss told the agents to leave, but not before the investigators asked her plainly why she had chosen to vote with an absentee ballot.
Ask them plainly if they'll help you in the form of a simply-worded question.
