And in a subsequent string of e-mails, Microsoft employees laid out how they would pose the questions to get the answers Mr. Gates wanted.
Lennox Lewis walked into the news conference after his eight-round demolition of Mike Tyson on Saturday night, and with a smile, said he would pose the first question: Lewis may have won his first heavyweight championship nine years ago, but being the greatest of his time has always meant having to answer questions about other heavyweights.
Inevitably, the talk is of Trott returning to the Test side, but that would pose the question of where he would bat, given that the England middle-order seems to be settled.
RR: I would pose the question a little differently.
To question a witness, they could pass a note to the Chief Justice, who would pose the question.
It's almost as if to use any other phrase would pose the question, "who put them in prison in the first place?" Oh, Putin, you say?
Use of RMA pre-processing, which has to operate on the whole dataset, would pose the question of whether this step should also be bootstrapped.
To question witnesses, they could pass notes to the Chief Justice, who would pose the questions.
Reading through the manuscript, I knew my father had entrusted me to answer the questions he'd posed in the margins, to complete the occasional gesture he'd begun, even if the follow-through was only sketchily outlined in the text.
He would pose a zillion questions, leading his siblings toward their own solutions.
Zimbabwe's tourism industry surely would not pose the question that way.
