Sentence examples for directing a question from inspiring English sources

After a question about the summit, Rose swiftly moved to Ebola, directing a question at Kikwete, who pointed out that his country is on the other side of the continent from the outbreak.

As I stood in front of this location, a man directed a question unbelievably in my direction.

When Shenstone directed a question to him, the writer just agreed, so as not to get involved.

The reporter, still a little confused about his presence, decided to direct a question to him, asking if he knew that Mr. Cattelan was an internationally known artist.

Or the curious can direct a question to Dr. Climate Change, the site's most popular feature.

Another audience member directed a question to Schwarzenegger, only the entire question was done while performing a not-so-great Schwarzenegger impression.

Any person may, of course, direct a question to another person in passing.

"It's very hard to explain what it is, because directing is a question of personality.

When directing questions to a large community, internet-based surveys appear to be valuable tools.

The chancellor told the BBC: "I think it's really refreshing that we have a prime minister who gives a direct answer to a direct question.

Mike Cochran, the evident ringleader, directs the question to a man who only identifies himself as "Lou Pickles".