Sentence examples similar to interchanging questions from inspiring English sources
The protagonist stood opposite the chorus and engaged in an interchange of questions and answers.
Interchange: Jake Friend, Shannon Boyd, Trent Merrin, Michael Morgan, Valentine Holmes.
He am particularly interested in using information from turtles to elucidate questions of interchange between Asia and North America and latitudinal zonation of North America during the Cretaceous.
The facility/estate owners and/or estate companies who are in charge of the construction and maintenance of the interchange were also questioned about the role of interchanges in local economies and their potential impact on that.
It is probably that after the signature of peace the delegates to the Peace Conference will remain in London some little time to settle such questions as the interchange of prisoners of war.
Only later do the ethical questions raised by this interchange become apparent, as do the dangers.
This unsupportive interchange caused Karen to question the efficacy of disclosure: It's just that it didn't do any good, it just made me angry.
They learn to phrase statements as questions, and to avoid projecting a biased view into an interchange.
And while this interchange is at times enjoyable to read for the juiciness of the personal insults traded, it also raises questions of great importance.
The plausibility of this presumption is open to question (see the interchange between Parsons (1991) and Bound (1991) for a discussion of this issue).
