Sentence examples for put question from inspiring English sources

Opponents of Maryland's Civil Marriage Protection Act, which allows same-sex couples to obtain a civil marriage license, gathered enough signatures to put Question 6 on the ballot.

Provocative text messages about teammates had put question marks over his England career, but if injury ruled him out of the Ashes it would be a huge blow to captain Alastiar Cook.

He said: "This is welcome for Hammond as it would have been somewhat embarrassing if the first set of public finance figures after the November autumn statement had immediately put question marks over his new fiscal targets," he said.

Clearly riled by her reticence, Neil strayed into a crudely put question, many would say bordering on racist, saying: "If West Indian mums are as wonderful as you say, why are there so many dysfunctional families in this country?

Zenden added: "I'm not going to be pushed into certain situations when I'm not ready for it, so for that reason I might put question marks on what I want".

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It would put question-marks next to Mr Bush's judgment in recruiting him in the first place and next to the administration's wider strategy in the war on terror.

"To learn to put questions differently.

You put questions: Why don't you go to school?

"And of course it can put questions into your head.

Mary Joplin put questions to me: "Are you rich?" I was startled.