Sentence examples for opening by asking from inspiring English sources
The defense found its next opening by asking prosecutors one simple question: Which country did they expect to argue Dr. Lee was intending to aid? Defense attorneys expected the answer to reveal the murky center of the government's most powerful allegations, but even they were surprised by the results.
He could have handed Vann an opening at any point merely by asking him a question and not letting Harkins interfere with the answer.
From the very first morning, in the opening session, conference organizer Jean-Louis Vincent (Brussels, Belgium) set the stage by asking why, over many years, so many studies have shown no impact on outcomes.
Starting the conversation by asking what he's doing gives you an opening to talk about what you're doing in a second.
We're alerted in the opening pages, when Olympia sends her 4-year-old daughter into "stitches" by asking her nonsense questions.
In her essay, Dr. Ship says she often initiates the discussion by asking about texting while driving, using that as an opening to mention that talking on the phone actually causes more accidents.
In his role as "master of ceremonies", Harrison began the afternoon show (or matinee) by asking the audience to "try to get into" the opening, Indian music portion of the programme.
So to speak," an installation opening on March 15, is one way she plans to bridge her world and the museum's: by asking artists to organize exhibitions of the museum's holdings.
With that, Stephen Sondheim began the show by asking the audience to be "extra kind" about hearing for the first time the original opening number of "West Side Story".
"Start by asking questions".
