Sentence examples for be found and asked from inspiring English sources

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Someone owning a vehicle has to be found and asked to drive the woman to hospital.

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The prosecutor then held up the aluminum tube in which the hashish was found and asked Hendrix to explain what he thought it was, he replied: "A pea shooter", drawing uproarious laughter from the court.

In a phone call recorded by police, KM was confident no injury would be found and when asked by crown prosecutor Nanette Williams why that was so KM responded: "I do symbolic forceps ceremony, there will be no injury".

Eventually, they learn that a body has been found, and are asked to go to identify it.

He said, 'These are some [Hank Williams] lyrics that were found, and they've asked me maybe to do a whole album, or I may have other artists do them.'".

Mr. Hallowell's suit said that after he was taken into custody, one officer "repeatedly told him he would be found guilty and asked if he had psychological problems".

'And where can the good and the noble be found?' then asked Socrates.

The police released a video of a man walking with what it said was the suitcase the victim was found in, and asked for the public's help in identifying him.

'And where can wine be found?' asked Socrates.

"Where can the origin of this [motion and form] be found?" he asks.

If there are no "terms and conditions" listed or to be found then ask for them.

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