Sentence examples for evening to question from inspiring English sources

Then came the biggest surprise of all: he warned me that she might call me later that evening to question me.

Detectives had been given a further 12 hours, until 7pm this evening, to question the remaining suspects in connection with the killing.

Given America's marvellous performance, it seems curmudgeonly, unAmerican even, to question this thinking.

Even to question this is to place yourself outside the frame of rational political debate.

The summer's seizing-up of financial markets posed severe policy dilemmas, and led some critics even to question the value of central-bank independence.

Members of one of the groups, boys aged 11 12, found it difficult to visualise the impact of cars on pedestrians at all, or even to question vehicle design from the pedestrian's point of view.

Some even began to question whether Belgium can or should remain a single state.

They have even begun to question the doctrine which vests supreme authority in Ayatollah Khamenei.

You'd never even thought to question your physical ability to traverse these rugged concrete blocks . . .

This is a very lucrative trade and no one even begins to question the suffering inflicted on the whales.

Pohl, according to reports from the scene, was taken aback that the prosecutors would even think to question it.