Sentence examples for headed questions from inspiring English sources

The second sheet is headed "Questions we don't dare ask adults" and it's a sort of amalgam of the children's questions and their answers put together by the teacher.

When Lagardère's communications head questioned the tattoo photos the billionaire dismissed his comments.

Excerpts from a section headed "Typical Questions and Answers".

If these seem like tinfoil-on-the-head questions, consider the case of Cathy Hutchinson.

A graph from Real Clear Politics that tracks the head-to-head questions in all the major surveys shows that for most of this year (and all of last year) the Democrats had the lead.

They happened to produce two polls last week with primary head-to-head questions, one in Connecticut, and a similarly designed poll in Connecticut three years ago.

"It's just soul destroying, because you have all these questions in your head – questions that can't be answered," says Julie. "I do go through some very dark moments.

In an interview on Wednesday, Dr. Orkin said that the panel he headed never questioned whether gene therapy would work, eventually.

Even as friendly a book as James MacGregor Burns's "Edward Kennedy and the Camelot Legacy" (1976) included a section headed "A Question of Character".

The answer to where fuel prices are headed turns question of how Hurricane Rita struck the Gulf Coast.

We both knew where things were headed: The question was, did we want to be moving in that direction?