Sentence examples for prompt to fill from inspiring English sources

The line stops there, but hundreds of girls in this sweltering room needed no prompt to fill in the rhyme.

In one of the most overt examples of racial bias, a supervisor sent a sample report for trespassing arrests to a sergeant and patrol officer with many blanks to be filled in, "including the arrest data and location and the suspect's name and address, but does not include a prompt to fill in the race or gender of the arrestee.

During the 48 h of the monitoring, participants will receive hourly text messages to their mobile phones which prompt to fill in the questionnaire.

Adding a new entry takes just a tap on the "+" icon, at which point the app gives you clear prompts to fill in the relevant details.

As with previous shortfalls in NATO commitments, Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates could be prompted to fill the void, perhaps deploying other American forces to replace the 3,200 marines who arrived in recent weeks in what was described as a one-time, seven-month stop-gap deployment.

After logging on, I was prompted to fill out a list of my "haves" and "wants".

After signing up on the website, users are prompted to fill out a questionnaire, detailing their budget, body type, and personal tastes.

Before publishing a post with a Highlight, you'll be prompted to fill in your credit card info or make the $1.00 payment via PayPal.

Like a Hipmunk for car insurance, Leaky's premise is simple enough; visit the site and you'll be prompted to fill out an online questionnaire covering all sorts of vehicle-related questions like make, model and mileage of your car as well as demographic information like education level and employer.

After participants had completed the six IATs at T3, they were prompted to fill out a questionnaire, which also included 7-point semantic differential scales as a direct (or explicit) measure of brand attitudes [30].

In each patient category the clinicians were prompted to fill out the questionnaire based on their experiences in regard to "the patient you remember best" in the last session preceding their suicide attempt or death.