Sentence examples for asking repeat from inspiring English sources

The police force in Wiltshire in southern England has come up with a new measure to combat crime -- a polite letter asking repeat offenders to mend their ways.

Judge May has shown dwindling patience for Mr. Milosevic's tactic of asking repeated questions about whether witnesses knew certain Albanian rebels, or killings they had carried out.

A set of the most commonly used response types (RTs), including "Accept," "Explicit Confirmation," "Ask Repeat," "Notify," "Re-prompt," "Ask_for_Different_Way," and "Replace" were adopted [52].

When asked, repeat the noun and verb.

"Is it worth ticking the mayor off?" he asks, repeating a query.

"What is to be done?" someone asks, repeating Lenin's famous question.

"Was I upset with Pascal Maria?" he asked, repeating a question from a reporter.

"Who's this Myron guy?" she asked, repeating his blunt report about my physical condition.

"Donald Trump, would my son, Captain Humayun Khan, have a place in your America?" Khan asked, repeating a line he said in an ad released in October for Clinton's campaign.

"Mr. President, want to?" she asked, repeating an offer she made when Bush gave a pep talk to the U.S. athletes before Friday's opening ceremonies.

If asked to repeat something, first repeat it as you said it the first time.