Sentence examples for occasionally asking questions from inspiring English sources

Obama mostly listened, Van Roekel said, occasionally asking questions.

Cognitive-behavioural therapist Polly Haselton sits behind a curved computer screen watching Chann, occasionally asking questions.

Also participating -- listening and watching on video monitors and occasionally asking questions -- were 10 students at three high schools separated by hundreds of miles of mountain roads.

Then he'd ask, "What are we talking about today?" He would then talk, pacing, often pantomiming, and occasionally asking questions of me, as one would of a student; my turn to ask questions would come when he was done.

And while observing them and occasionally asking questions to help them think about strategies, just as my facilitator had done for us—I thought to myself that this could be their moment to remember, as one of many Kapnick experiences.

I simply assume the position, sitting side-by-side, no eye contact, someone from work telling me about some sordid thing they did on the weekend, me occasionally asking questions and passing judgement.

Their attorneys occasionally ask questions in Spanglish.

And in some of the 20 or so Bridge classrooms I observed, pupils occasionally asked questions, but Bridge instructors ignored them.

While Mr. Zamili and General Shammari did not speak at all and their lawyers only occasionally asked questions, two defense witnesses began to paint a more neutral picture of Mr. Zamili, shifting the blame for the kidnappings to a former health minister, Ali al-Shammari, who is no longer in Iraq.

Before that, Anne and our art director Lee Wade showed me sketches and occasionally asked questions (for instance, Chris needed to know what the modern day signage looked like at City Hall station, and since I'm in New York, I went on a field trip to take pictures and report back).

Although TAs occasionally asked questions of the presenter, the format was not discussion based.