Sentence examples for corps asks from inspiring English sources

Fact is, every reporter in this capital press corps asks tough questions".

Those idiots in the White House press corps ask me that all the time.

"How soon would these criminal proceedings be initiated?" one of the journalists among the press corps asked.

When a reporter traveling with the White House press corps asked a question of the chancellor in near-fluent German, the president took care to say how impressed he was.

As for Mr. Bloomberg, a packed press corps asked whether there wasn't something undemocratic about his effort to persuade the City Council to whisk away term limits — which the public voted for twice — and engineer a third term.

Really odd and a tad disconcerting to hear WH press corps ask about whether the president will hire another "globalist".

And it's time members of the press corps asked themselves why they continue to cover Tea Party events that draw "dozens".

It also reminded me of online columnist Richard Prince's coverage of Barack Obama's press conference Monday, where the national security team he assembled had more ethnic diversity than the press corps asking questions.

"The Corps is asking for men," the boss continued.

"Do we even know how much it costs taxpayers each year to make possible the office, the home, the car fleets, attendants, guest houses and other amenities that are enjoyed by the army chief or even a corps commander?" asked Babar Sattar, a lawyer who often writes about corruption.

Upon arrival in London in 1994 to play for the English club Tottenham Hotspur, he disarmed a hostile press corps by asking, "Does anyone know any good diving schools?" His teammates celebrated his goals with -- you guessed it -- synchronized swan dives.