Sentence examples for called questions from inspiring English sources

The mayoral campaign of Mark Green began broadcasting a television advertisement yesterday called "Questions".

But the C.E.O. of the separate Thai franchise, Nadim Salhani, initially called questions about the advertisements "paranoid American thinking".

In Washington, a Justice Department spokesman who declined to be named called questions about the German authorities' requests "too sensitive" for comment.

But Valentine's words apparently did not influence Henderson, who called questions about his trot ridiculous and who was noticeably tense as he sparred with reporters.

McMonagle asked Schaffer about a 2005 document he had created, called "Questions for Andrea," in which Schaffer expressed curiosity about why Constand had agreed to meet Cosby at a casino before the night of the alleged assault.

Sally Cookson and Wilkie Branson have already collaborated on Varmints (which returns for the Sadler's Wells family weekend in April), and this week Sally Marie and John Ross (two rising, award-winning stars in the dance world) are creating a double bill called Questions and Dancers, which has been co-commissioned by Company of Angels and the Place and the London School of Contemporary Dance.

"I fully support Governor Kasich's, I think it's called Question 2 in Ohio.

This year, he released the excellent album "New Energy" and a limited, one-off single called "Question".

It's called Question Time.

I started this week with a post called "Question for Gov. Palin: Who Would Jesus Smear?".

He wanted to play with what he calls "questions once reserved for poets and children".