Sentence examples for asks notes from inspiring English sources

Why do we pay through the nose (as opposed to any other part of the body), asks Notes & Queries.

"Who are the 20th century equivalents of Benjamin Franklin, Edward Jenner Marie Curie or Thomas Edison?" it asks, noting the troubling decline in citizen science.

Does it include hazing, she asks, noting school ritual "color day" competitions that can hide a fair amount of demeaning activity under the blanket of tradition.

"Oh my God, that happens to me in the future?" she asks, noting that she likes how our hair looks now.

In a tradition begun in the 1920s, the society asks noted explorers, like Robert Peary, Amelia Earhart and Neil Armstrong, to sign it.

"How could [rooks] not have these interpretations?" he asks, noting that every creature must understand physical laws to survive.

Craig Green, its co-CEO, asks note-takers to tastefully talk up their offerings to classmates; he says he's received no complaints from universities.

Can they add 'help' to someone's signature whistle?" he asks, noting that male dolphins come to each other's aid when battling over females.

Co-Chief Executive Craig Green says he asks note-takers to tastefully talk up their offerings to classmates and says he hasn't received any complaints from universities.

"What do you want to accomplish, and who are you trying to change?" he asks, noting that each audience poses a special challenge.

"Why wouldn't you just come to Mississippi and learn English?" he asks, noting that printing forms in one language would also save money.