Sentence examples for matter asked from inspiring English sources
"What's the matter?" asked said proprietor, one John Jenkinson.
"Will India's political parties fight corruption as a nonpartisan matter?" asked Mr. Sinha and Mr. Varshney.
As with many whistle-blower complaints, the person filing this matter asked not to be identified.
"Why does it matter?" asked one of my colleagues, respectfully, and I was grateful for her question.
"Arrium hasn't – and neither have the administrators, for that matter – asked the government for a direct bailout assistance.
"We've had Mubarak for 30 years, what does a few more months matter?" asked Mohamed Ali, a 29-year-old lawyer.
"What does that matter?" asks the faceless voice in my personal darkness, with mild hostility.
Or are there just no Irish athletes so it doesn't really matter?" asks Robin Hazlehurst.
If you want to know why these establishments matter, ask Darren Aronofsky, the director behind movies like "Requiem for a Dream," "The Wrestler" and "Black Swan".
What does it matter, asks Mr Blair, whether a particular hospital is private, so long as the service is free at the point of use?
First, though, he dealt with a housekeeping matter, asking his receptionist, Kelsey Zahourek, how many cups of coffee had been drunk at the previous week's Wednesday meeting.
