Sentence examples for begin a question from inspiring English sources

I get a taste of that myself when I begin a question by harking back to his 32 average over the last year.

I begin a question about British Eurosceptics – "Lots of people where I come from – " but she can see what's coming and interjects warmly, "A beautiful island".

We're talking about his childhood and I begin a question with a slightly meandering: "So were you a... .. "Geek?" he interjects, pre-empting a question he's clearly heard many times.

Rather, the particular language items serve as correct or ideal instances of usage as indicated in the teacher's evaluation of the verbal text So that's a good way to begin a question… (message 265).

T 259 How do we know that's a question S4? T 263 The way the words are written gives us a clue   264 It says Are there   265 So that's a good way to begin a question are there or is there   266 What else that you can think of that shows it's a question?

Although "tell me about" does not begin a question, the result is the same as asking an open-ended question.

When someone began a question by calling him conservative, Coughlin said: "Me?

A reporter began a question today by alluding to rumors that the president was close to a choice.

"It's always a joy to see you play," a reporter began a question after Federer's first-round match.

The only time he cut me off was when I began a question with the phrase, "When you grew up......

Afterward, when a reporter went up to her and began a question with "Did Peter Vallone " Ms. Pinkett finished it with "pressure me?