Sentence examples for large asked from inspiring English sources

A month or two later, after he thought he might be making progress with her, André Leon Talley, the magazine's editor at large, asked Mr. Cutler: "What did you do to Grace?

They called me Buddha Boy (I never quite understood this moniker) and Ignatz (my ears were large), asked me why anyone would want to be Jewish, egged my house on Halloween and sent ambulances screaming to our front door in the middle of the night on faux emergencies.

Americans like to live large (ask for a "small" Coke at a movie theater, and you'll see what I mean), and money will slip through your hands with the greatest of ease.

When the media, and the society at large, ask invasive questions about surgical status or former names, those are just some of the ways that hypervisibility acts in our day to day lives as trans women.

If you go to a restaurant and find the portions to be large, ask for a take-home box when your food arrives.

If you do buy something large, ask the store if it has a loading dock you can drive to or if someone from the store can help you.

If you are throwing something away that is large, ask to use the shredder, and watch it go into the machine - do not hand it off to someone hoping they will remember to do it for you.

As Tommy Koh, Singapore's Ambassador-at-Large, asked bluntly in a speech in May in Singapore: "Do Asians and Europeans understand each other?" No, said Mr. Koh, placing the blame on Europe's shoulders.

This week, pilots at Continental Airlines, the country's fifth largest, asked management to renegotiate their contract, which does not expire until 2002.

Rita Wilson, Huff/Post50's editor-at-large, asked readers for their advice.

The largest ask on the Kickstarter page was for $10,000.