Sentence examples for getting to a question from inspiring English sources

"As far as money is concerned, all you football guys going into the strip clubs and throwing, raining down on these strippers," someone in the crowd began, before eventually getting to a question.

"It gets to a question of what is achievable; almost none of these programs are in place in Colombia now".

It could easily be stopped if the prime minister, when he got to a question from the leader of the opposition, said, 'That's an interesting point.

On Wednesday I wrote about the use of direct quotations and about identifying writers of letters to the editor, and will later get to a question about the use of brands — iPhone, for example — in Times articles.

Jacob, noted, "You get to a question and immediately question every bit of the studying you've done".

Before I get to a policy question, just a question about the nature of your job.

And get to a "No," to that question as soon as possible.

Time Magazine and Time.com have asked me to take part in its 10 Questions feature, where readers get to ask a question of someone in the news.

When Cameron holds a press conference with Angela Merkel, Robinson doesn't get to ask a question.

It gets to be a question in my mind of her mental capacity at the time, or her mental state at the time that these acts were committed".

Getting to that question took the rabbi a lifetime and three powerful years of learning.