Sentence examples for may asked a from inspiring English sources

Such was the case with Zhao Jun, 30, who in May asked a friend going on a work trip to Britain to buy cans of a British brand, Cow & Gate, for her baby girl.

Prosecutors in the case against Scott Roeder, an abortion opponent charged with shooting Dr. George R. Tiller at his Wichita church last May, asked a judge to bar Mr. Roeder's public defenders from portraying the crime as voluntary manslaughter as opposed to first-degree murder.

For less serious violations, the agency may ask a company to fix a problem.

You may ask a question, you may get an answer there may or may not be any correlation.

You may ask a question, you may get an answer — there may or may not be any correlation.

"This weekend your child may ask a lot of questions or they may be very quiet," she wrote.

After that, though, the play, by Andrea James, may ask a little too much of an American audience.

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"They come into a store very focused, and they know what they want — they may ask a few questions, but they're very goal-oriented".

For example, the animated tutor may ask a student to complete a concept, may ask a question to probe their understanding or may request verification of knowledge.

The final option (K2^K1) is less common, in which a student may ask a question of the teacher, or the teacher may ask a student for information that she does not already know.