Sentence examples for place in question from inspiring English sources

The place in question doesn't have to be exaggeratedly monumental.

Nor can an acute sense of smell, unless a bird has been to the place in question before.

The place in question is Lafayette Square Park, the last survivor of the city's seven original public squares.

But projected on to international politics, they place in question the entire fabric of treaties and settlements that make up the post-cold war order.

The place in question is near the source of the Rio Tinto, in Spain, and the similarity is the presence of a mineral called jarosite.

And, urging Hamlet not to return to university, Stewart has to be publicly reminded that Wittenberg is the place in question.

Place the plate in question in the microwave.

This account barely suggests the great array of events that take place in "Questions of Travel".

"Our social cohesion, the history of the nation, is placed in question".

"Greece's place in the euro zone is a historical conquest by the Greek people that cannot be placed in question," he said.

The anthropological study of gender very quickly placed in question both the analytic viability of kinship as a field of study and its centrality within the discipline.