Sentence examples similar to or posed a question from inspiring English sources

If you'd like to make a comment, share your experience, or pose a question to the panel, then please join us on Tuesday 20 September from 2-4pm (BST).

It's a chance too for you to add your thought or pose a question (though preferably not about my choice of glasses).

He tilted his head to one side while fielding questions from the media and had a habit of blinking when thinking about his answers, or posing a question himself.

While the concept is possibly new to the gallery setting, it is analogous to the work of street artists creating outside the gallery doors, where any passerby may observe and frequently will offer an opinion or pose a question while the artist is painting.

In the introduction, use an attention grabber or pose a question.

Some useful ways to do that are sharing a funny yet tasteful story, or pose a question to see how much they know about the subject you're about to discuss.

Then Lincoln posed a question.

Then he posed a question.

Another third will either ramble or pose a narrow question that is really only relevant to the person asking it.

Rowe and colleagues documented in the precollege setting that instructors on average waited only ∼1.5 s after asking a question before taking a student response, answering the question themselves, or posing a follow-up question.

To philologists, however, the use of the Americanism put up or shut up poses a question: from what metaphor is it derived?