Sentence examples for holding a question from inspiring English sources
I think holding a Question Time up here would be good.
As well as meeting parents, Mr Miliband is holding a question and answer session with students in the Nevill Avenue school's theatre.
Even assuming that the Simmons principle was appropriately extended to Sixth Amendment claims for appointed counsel by the Branker holding, a question which we do not now decide, cf. McGautha v. California, 402 U.S. 183, 210213, 91 S.Ct.
On 27 October 1999, at around 5 15 p.m., five men led by journalist and former ARF member Nairi Hunanyan, armed with Kalashnikov rifles hidden under long coats, broke into the National Assembly building on Baghramyan Avenue in Yerevan, while the government was holding a question-and-answer session.
They would hold a question and answer period to help spouses deal with their mates.
This was just after the Israeli consulate in New York had held a question and answer session about the Palestine situation entirely in 140 character tweets.
Last week he held a question and answer session with the online community website Reddit in which he fielded queries about his comeback.
Each car we passed on the almost-empty M62, every bleary person we bumped into at Goole services, held a question for us: were we going to be seeing them naked later?
When you hold a question you enter into a state of detachment, which means that you should hold on to this question and keep it in the back of your mind and distract yourself by some unrelated activities, such as sport, shopping or think of other things.
Some of the financial and academic experts around the globe still hold a question mark on the economic viability of the ethical investing.
The BBC will hold a Question Time special on 2 June in which Mrs May and Mr Corbyn will face audience questions consecutively.
