Sentence examples for ever being asked from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of parents who pass through immigration without ever being asked for any of it.

Dudgeon is a good one, or there's boredom, taking the boys to rugby training, not ever being asked to do something (amazing, but true), or, quite frequently, plain forgetfulness: "Darling, have you seen that church recently?

Derek Jeter has addressed a fair amount of assorted (and sordid) subjects in his time, but he could not have fathomed ever being asked, "What do you know about the Dutch?" Not much, he acknowledged.

The public watched politicians munching their way through hunks of pastry, potato and fatty gristle, without ever being asked why Greggs should not be taxed at the same rate as Harry Ramsden's.

In the bars where we used to go -- Montero's and the International on Atlantic Avenue; Mooney's, the James and the Landmark on Seventh Avenue in Park Slope -- I cannot remember ever being asked my age.

A spokesman for Annan said: "Mr Annan is not an ambassador for EuropaBio and has no intention of promoting the use of GMOs". Geldof told the Guardian: "I have no recollection of having any knowledge of EuropaBio and have no recollection of ever being asked to be an ambassador.

But would he ever be asked?

Ever been asked if you would sign a pre-nup?

Have you ever been asked to send such a letter?

"No male candidate would ever be asked that question...

What's the best question you have ever been asked?