Sentence examples for miles asked from inspiring English sources

"What if the second pilot leaves before he has the three miles?" asked David W. Ford, the F.A.A. official in charge of developing such systems.

He cashed in on frequent flier miles, asked employees to take the train or drive their own cars, and used student ID cards (three of the four had just graduated) to wrangle discount fares.

Miles asked Peregrine why she got a "baby haircut," to which she pointed out that they have the same haircut.

"How can you miss with that?" Miles asked.

"Don't you think you earned it for around $2,000 a square foot?" Mr. Miles asked.

Adderley, the alto saxophonist in the band, related how Kelly came to replace Red Garland on piano: Davis had admired Kelly's playing as part of Gillespie's band, and Garland was invariably late to arrive for their club performances; "One night, Wynton was there when we started and Miles asked him to sit in.

"What's the most daunting task I've ever faced in my life?"'', Miles asks himself, "The S.A.T.?" Miles is followed by his own Greek chorus (Stephen Bienskie, Natalie Joy Johnson and Kevin Smith Kirkwood), who sometimes morph into other characters.

Spoof filmmaker Miles asks Commissioner Ann Barnes what it is.

"So what can the FDA monitor and how can they measure the associated risks?" Miles asks.

And when the mechanic slaps on a sticker that gives the next change date in 3,000 miles, ask questions.

When Miles asks the governess to send him off to boarding school, noting that he is "a fellow, don't you see? who's — well getting on," is he showing a guileless desire to be with boys his own age, or is he confessing to the heartbreaking precocity of the abused child?