"leftover questions" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to questions that were not answered or addressed in a previous conversation or discussion. Example: "After the seminar, there were still many leftover questions from the audience that the speaker did not have time to answer."
"Part of what might be happening," he said, "is, you reach a new millennium and find some leftover questions that did not get resolved and then become the primary moral issues".
Nathan Fielder, a Comedy Central star and the founder of L.A.'s Dumb Starbucks, will appear on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Tuesday night and, we hope, answer some leftover questions. .
In a futile attempt to decipher the meaning of Theroux's tattoo, we came up with a list of things it could possibly be about: watching "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," admitting that he co-wrote "Zoolander 2," being snubbed repeatedly by the Emmys for "Leftovers" or answering questions about a "Friends" reunion against Aniston's wishes. .
President Bush today officially dropped the last of President Bill Clinton's leftover judicial nominations, raising questions about the future of the first black judge in the appellate circuit with the most minority members.
For several weeks, during his struggle to regain his form, his leftover ability has been questioned and his name has been dangled in trade discussions by the Knicks' front office.
One question is how leftover fetal cells affect the brain.
No Christian names and no questions pertaining to the lunch leftovers he takes away.
So we question how much would be leftover for InterOil's current common shareholders.
Later, I found Sarah and Travis who were holding leftover caps from New Year's and had questions about what was in them.
Later, I found Sarah and Travis who were holding leftover caps from New Year's and had questions about what was in them.
The question drawn is whether being an anomalous leftover is what makes a landmark, or what unmakes it.
