Sentence examples for comments and asked from inspiring English sources

Regulators have been swamped by public comments and asked for more funds and personnel to meet the demands.

He filmed them either naked or topless and made comments and asked questions about their changing bodies, particularly their breasts.

Mr Brown was then played a recording of his comments, and asked if Mrs Duffy had not been entitled to express her view.

She interrupted her remarks, considered the average age of her audience, many of whom were tweeting her comments, and asked "How many of you remember typewriters?" About half the audience held up their hands.

Lyons responded today by saying that he had written to Cameron following his comments and asked for a face-to-face meeting with the Tory leader, but that he had not received a response.

The Turkish Foreign Minister, in response to Kerry's remarks, cited the death toll in the war and asked, "What is there to negotiate with Assad?" A reporter at Psaki's briefing noted that several Syrian opposition groups had been unhappy with Kerry's comments, and asked if she thought those groups were "foolish" to think that there could be no conversation with Assad.

"Scientists were around the tables, but industry people were in the galleries — corn refiners, soda people, sugar people — and they were able to make comments and ask questions.

In a future class, groups perform their mock talk shows on their assigned subjects and invite "callers" (classmates) to make comments and ask questions.

If they're interested in participating, they "follow" the trip by clicking a button, which in turn enables them to post comments and ask questions about it to see whether it is indeed something they want to do.

In addition to showing one group after another play the 6th and 10th holes, the production posts quizzes and trivia, invites questions and comments, and asks fans to e-mail photos of themselves watching.

"I would like to send a letter to Caliph Ibrahim, the leader of the Islamic State, in which making some comments and asking some questions," Monis wrote under the letterhead of Sheikh Haron.