Sentence examples for his ask from inspiring English sources
His "Ask Mr. Magic" columns answer queries on subjects like levitation, coin cleaning, card forcing and showmanship.
Then, last month, Tim Woodward of The Idaho Statesman revisited the mystery in one of his "Ask Tim" columns.
But he wasted no time in attacking the senator at his "Ask President Bush" campaign forum in Clive an hour later.
And he wears a third hat, as evidenced by his new book, "Taco U.S.A.: How Mexican Food Conquered America," in which he combines his "Ask a Mexican" humor with the culinary insight he developed as a food critic.
Mitt Romney often peppers his "Ask Mitt Anything" gatherings with a joke about how he asked his wife, Ann, "Did you in your wildest dreams see me running for president?" To which Ann Romney supposedly replied, "You weren't in my wildest dreams".
But Patrick Smith, an airline pilot, wrote in his "Ask the Pilot" column at Salon.com that the automation argument was "grossly oversimplifying things" and that "even the most routine and 'automated' flight remains subject to countless contingencies and a tremendous amount of input from the crew".
His asking price is $36.5 million.
His asking price for that plate: 300,000 dollars.
That's 25% above his asking price of $1.995 million.
