Sentence examples for down a question from inspiring English sources

Labour MP Paul Farrelly put down a question yesterday to the justice secretary, Jack Straw.

Now that the cottages are coming down, a question remains: What next?

After Mr. McCardell announced the amount to his staff members, and the cheers died down, a question was raised.

The research, published in Nature last month, allows us to pin down a question that has long evaded serious answers: Where is the middle of nowhere?

It's harder for your mind to wander when you're writing down a question you have about what is happening on page 84 or making a prediction about what you think Ifemelu will do next.

Mr Peter Jackson, Labour MP for High Peak, said last night that he would put down a question in the House of Commons today about "unnecessary violence" by police; especially the use of mounted police.

It comes down to a question of disclosure.

"It comes down to a question of manpower and scheduling".

So it boils down to a question of trust.

It comes down to a question of capital.

That essentially comes to down to a question of balance.