Sentence examples for once asking a question from inspiring English sources

You got to give credit to the American people, who managed to get through an entire evening of debate without ever once asking a question about William Ayers.

Karl Georg Büchner, the 19th-century German playwright, speaking of which, once asked a question that Bacon must have come across.

Andy Cohen once asked a question about sex, and I said I've never seen my husband naked.

"Throughout the whole shoot, Zin-mi never once looked at herself in the camera, and never once asked a question," he said.

Somewhere in my top-10 list of minor league, part-time hockey correspondent's achievements lies the fact that I once asked a direct question of Sidney Crosby.

But the economists Daron Acemoglu and Joshua Angrist once asked a similar question: How did the A.D.A. affect employment among the disabled?

He once asked a programming question on StackExchange about Tor-hidden services, using [email protected], then very quickly changed his e-mail and display name.

I once asked a simple question to a roomful of young residents I was training: "How many of you have advance medical directives?" Of course, all of them were in their 20s and in good health.

Mr Abood said he once asked a patient the question, only to hear: "I haven't watched the news today".

During a late-night monologue, the talk show host David Letterman once asked a series of questions about gay marriage.

When Groucho Marx was once asked a long and orotund question, he replied, "Whom knows?" A 1928 short story by George Ade contains the line "'Whom are you?' he said, for he had been to night school".