Sentence examples for call on question from inspiring English sources

It was a close call on Question 1, with just over 33 percent of you picking the Tampa Bay Rays to come out of the week leading the American League wild-card race and just under 32 percent going with the Oakland A's.

You have the phone numbers of experts you can call on to ask questions about when you're stuck or feel like making it up.

When you get called on, stick to one question "out of respect for your traveling colleagues".

Anonymity is often defended as though everyone was about to overthrow an evil dictatorship, but more typically it has become the "freedom" to call someone on Question Time unshaggable.

Mirren's priorities, her privilege, her lack of children and her awful luvviness were being called to question on Twitter.

His idea is that a network of independent lawyers can be called on for specific questions on taxation or patent protection and so on.

She said she was called on to ask questions four times in various settings, surely a record for a foreign journo, and she posed her queries in both English and Mandarin.

Raise your hand and wait to be called on to ask questions properly.

Balls was, of course, referring to an entirely separate Brand name-calling incident on Question Time last year, during which the comedian labelled Nigel Farage a "pound shop Enoch Powell" to his face, and the delight of a rowdy at best studio audience.

(I was the only woman called on to ask a question, and that was after having my hand up for 20 minutes).

Instead of waiting to be called on, launch into your question or comment.