Sentence examples for line about whether from inspiring English sources

Even a line about whether he would want to be called First Gentleman might have helped.

There's a fierce debate below the line about whether or not this is a good thing.

You have to give some of these things a try and make a decision down the line about whether it has been a success or not.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 12.34pm BST 11.25am BST Climate change There has been heated debate below the line about whether climate change is to blame and whether this is the right time to discuss it.

12.17pm GMT An interesting debate below the line about whether the question itself is childish and out of date, or still valid: jiveboy 27 February 2014 11 15am Are we still rolling out this sort of juvenile type of polling?

During "Hold Up," the singer handed her microphone to an excited fan near the stage to take the song's most pointed line, about whether it's worse to look jealous or crazy.

Americans split along party lines about whether the president is reaching out to his political opponents.

The county board that heard it broke down 2 to 2, on party lines, about whether to hold a hearing.

Green and Wallace used to have a long-running jokey argument along these lines, about whether Wallace should allow his "inner sap" into his prose.

Interestingly, when Australia decided to stop recognising "marital privilege" a little more than a year ago, there was an impassioned debate along exactly these lines about whether the change was really such a good thing.

While before people generally agreed that the server was a bad idea but were split along partisan lines about whether it was actually relevant, the issue seems to have moved steadily from being a nuisance for Clinton to a genuine -- and growing -- liability.