Sentence examples for do a question from inspiring English sources
"The only way you can do a question is with your eyebrows," another interpreter, Bill Moody, said.
(Common people are generally not encouraged to touch royal people, and the correct greeting is "How do you do?" — a question not supposed to be answered).
We knew we wanted to do a question and answer system.
Speaking to the BBC last year, Nallon said: "I used to do a question and answer with the audience - I had no act, I just dressed as Thatcher and went out to take questions.
When she reached the top of the escalator, Bachmann said very loudly: "I told the press that I'd do a question or two so I'll do that.
How about let's do a question-and-answer session?' And people would get really angry.
Every year group from ages 11 to 18 has assemblies at which alumni, from a range of employment backgrounds, return to the school to do a question-and-answer session with the pupils.
The cinema has asked me to do a question-and-answer session in December, after the film of the first part of my trilogy, His Dark Materials, is released.
They did a Question of Sport type evening with sports stars team captains.
At the end, she does a question and answer session and occasionally plays a game to allow for audience participation.
