Sentence examples for going on a Question from inspiring English sources

10.08pm: Right, while this pointless drivel is going on, a question.

I think I'm going on A Question of Sport too.

But amid all the bewilderment about what on earth is actually going on, an even more pressing question has become increasingly more pressing: is it any good?

Harried by Eric's paranoia, he asks, "You ever get the feeling sometimes that you don't know what's going on?" -- a question constituting, perhaps the 1%'s reversal of Johnny Rotten's: "You ever get the feeling you been cheated?" As Shiner says this, the un-realness of the green-screen world works very nicely in the service of manifesting Eric's sense of distance from the world.

"I've heard there's been an invitation to go on A Question of Sport, but Strictly would be something else.

I went on a Question of Sport with him two weeks later.

"What on earth is going on?" Good question.

Go on, ask a question, the library staff will love you for it!

Is it just bad luck or is there something else going on?" That is a question the competition committee will begin trying to answer when it convenes at the scouting combine in February in Indianapolis, and in a 10-day session in Naples, Fla., in March before the annual owners' meeting.

"What is going on?" is a fine question to ask.

And it means asking more robust questions around such things as "key person" risk, in which only a few employees really understand what is going on in a particular line of business.Profound questions are also being asked about the right model of bank ownership.