Sentence examples for like to know from from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to know from the mayor: What are you going to do for our community?

We're not in a rush, but we'd like to know from our standpoint what's going on so we can start preparing for next year".

But on the other hand, we'd like to know from both Republicans and Democrats what they are going to do about poverty".

Scott, what would you like to know from State Senator Tom McClintock about his campaign for governor against his fellow Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger and 133 other candidates?

If the prime minister continues down the path of managing NHS demand by restricting free access further, I'd like to know from him which parts of me will be covered.

I would like to know from the governor, I know we're not supposed to answer -- ask each other questions, but I'd be interested in knowing, does that trillion dollars come from the trust fund or does it come from the rest of the budget?

Mr. Starr would still like to know more from Mr. Hubbell, who was one of the Clintons' closest friends.

Yesterday, turning to face him, she asked: "I would like to know, coming from the man who complained that I was pigheaded, why he didn't liquidate me?" Ms Dardenne also asked Michelle Martin why she as a mother stood by and allowed the abuse to happen.

We'd also like to know some things from you: What does the impact of climate change and adaptation look like in your country?

"I would like to know, looking backward from the vantage of our ruin, that at least we got it all right".

N. Gregory Mankiw, a former adviser to President Bush, who has written about Intrade on his blog, explains it this way: "Everybody has information from their own little corner of the universe, and they'd like to know the information from every other corner of the universe.