Sentence examples for getting a question from inspiring English sources
If the contestant is playing in a group either in one place or nationwide, the embarrassment of getting a question wrong can still sting and be amusing.
America's habit of occupation and nation building endangers it.9 41: One of the great pleasures of Newt Gingrich getting a question is the sense that he could go anywhere with it, and hold forth for any length of time.9 39: That defence question is wonderfully phrased!
I remember getting a question a year and a half ago: "Why do we have 15 things going on here if we don't know which ones are going to work?" And I said, "Here's the way this is going to work: If certain things work, we're going to do more of them, and if other things don't work, we're going to stop doing them.
And if you play with people you actually like, you have to pretend that you aren't that bothered when you lose and hold off from apportioning blame for your abject failure and refusing to talk to someone for getting a question about the 1987 FA Cup Final wrong.
dGuessing effects describe a respondent's probability of getting a question correct, simply by chance.
He looked up, kind of startled that he was getting a question not dealing with birdies and bogeys and clubhead speed.
At the North Star, where Brittany's friend is getting a question-mark inked on her wrist, the prospect of such buyer's remorse seems remote.
Got a question for the Betars?
