Sentence examples for field your questions from inspiring English sources

Experts from from the Energy Saving Trust will be on hand all week to field your questions about energy saving around the home.

ChaCha employs thousands of amateur researchers across the United States to field your questions, find the answers online and shoot them back, with a link to the Web page where they found the information.

This week, Gary Lincoff — author of the Audubon Society's "Field Guide to North American Mushrooms," past president of the North American Mycological Association, and instructor at the New York Botanical Garden — is visiting City Room, to field your questions about local fungi and, perhaps, to identify that weird spiky blob you took a picture of.

This week, Gary Lincoff — author of the Audubon Society's "Field Guide to North American Mushrooms," past president of the North American Mycological Association, and instructor at the New York Botanical Garden — is visiting City Room, to field your questions about local fungi.

We're happy to field your questions, comments or suggestions.

There will be a very special booth at this year's Disrupt conference in San Francisco – the Office Hours HQ where TC writers and editors will field your questions, look at your pitches, and chat on all things entrepreneurial.

The search engine finds those best in a position to field your question and asks them if they'd care to answer it.

Ahead of the second leg of Chelsea's Champions League semi-final against Barcelona, Dominic Fifield fields your questions on the match Follow @guardiansport on twitter.

State at Wake Forest Alabama at Penn State Hawaii at Washington T.C.U. at Air Force Cincinnati at Tennessee 4 30 p.m. South Carolina at Georgia Another thing: I'll be fielding your questions all afternoon via my Twitter account.

To celebrate us this fall's bumper crop of mushrooms, Gary Lincoff, author of the Audubon Society's "Field Guide to North American Mushrooms," past president of the North American Mycological Association and instructor at the New York Botanical Garden, is identifying your mystery fungi and fielding your questions.

Ahead of the British Grand Prix, BBC F1's chief analyst Eddie Jordan fields your questions, including whether Lewis Hamilton can handle the pressure, if women drivers can cope with the physicality of F1 and, of course, his dress sense... Is the pressure of racing in front of his home crowd a plus or a minus for Lewis Hamilton at the British Grand Prix this weekend?