Sentence examples for be asked to name from inspiring English sources

You will be asked to name the new account.

"I think in a deposition, he might be asked to name him, and he will do that," Mr. Ahmad said.

Mr. Levine said he had thought of proposing a project in which people would be asked to name the ugliest poem they could think of.

George W. Bush is not about to invoke "the fate of many nations," for fear that he may be asked to name some of them.

One problem is that some Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) have assumed that if a participant (who gave informed consent) is to be asked to name network associates these too — automatically — would be human subjects from whom informed consent also must be obtained.

Discussing this aspect with Charles McGrath in the Times this week, Levine said that he had thought of proposing a project in which people would be asked to name the ugliest poem they could think of.

He was asked to name another.

Britons have been asked to name their favourite mammal.

They were asked to name their most important issue.

Those who have them are asked to name a price to sell their mug; those without one are asked to name a price at which they will buy.

Each was asked to name their 100 best films and this was the result.