Sentence examples for put in questions from inspiring English sources

Afterward, the Plainfield students flipped open laptops from a cart and logged into the online discussion about Chapter 4. "We're going to put in questions about Crooks," Ms. Hemphill said.

Prominent Corbyn supporters are aggressively grilled and their own political and private lives put in question.

I was quite happy for the ethics of marriage to be put in question.

A far-right coalition in Austria will put in question the belief that liberal values are safe in Europe.

Like real-life adolescents, their arrogance is dotted with hesitation, nervous laughter and assertions put in question form.

"I did not think we could put in question the independence and the integrity of the Philharmonic.

Losing them would put in question the future of Mr Robinson, who as well as being party leader is First Minister in the Assembly.

It was "an irresponsibility and an atrocity" to put in question the whole of Spanish agricultural exports, Josep Puxeu, secretary of state for rural affairs, said Sunday.

"The viability of running a global Tier I investment bank business as part of a universal banking business is starting to be put in question".

Earlier this week I heard Dominic Grieve, the shadow home secretary, say that this crisis could put in question "the foundations of the legitimacy of the state".

Once that process begins, expect the future of the European Union itself, with the eurozone at its heart, to be put in question.