Sentence examples for progress asking from inspiring English sources

Police have traced a mobile phone call that he made at 10.30pm – while the slaughter at the Bataclan concert hall was still in progress – asking friends to drive the 200 miles from Brussels to rescue him.

LG Labour Club, Thu to 22 May LG As the election looms, the Unity Theatre brings together a terrific programme interrogating the democratic progress, asking who gets their voice heard, who is marginalised and what we can do about inequality.

The tower was being erected on landfill that previously was part of the bay — like much of the eastern flank of the San Francisco Peninsula, and as a prospective buyer, Pretlow took hardhat tours of the building in progress, asking what she thought were all the right questions about the construction quality and safety.

The tower was being erected on landfill that previously was part of the bay — like much of the eastern flank of the San Francisco Peninsula, and as a prospective buyer, Pretlow took hardhat tours of the building in progress, asking what she thought were all the right questions about the construction quality and safety.

"What is this progress," asked King.

There he entered the courtroom and, with the trial in progress, asked the judge for permission to speak with the defendants about their salvation.

"Why isn't big data producing big progress?" asked statistician, author and NY Times blogger Nate Silver during an April 5, 2013 talk at Cornell.

A local television cameraman, who was capturing the kitchen's progress, asked Chase's grandson, Edgar Dooky Chase IVIV, to name his favorite dish.

Then, once you embark on your education, Fitango gives you the ability to track your progress, ask questions of experts, and post messages and notes to help others in their educational pursuits.

As you progress, ask for more and more challenging duties; you do not want to get bored.

If you're especially concerned about your progress, ask your teacher to maybe try and push you a little harder in lessons, or move up a group.