Sentence examples for question I put from inspiring English sources

On balance I stand by the question I put to Faye Dunaway, though I am also sorry it upset her.

The day in question, I put on my dinner jacket and got on the subway, clipping on the requisite bow tie after I got off at 28th Street.

This was a question I put to him when we were both speaking at an IPPR fringe meeting at the Labour conference in Bournemouth last year.

It was a question I put to Timothy Silcott, who works for the Charles Darwin Foundation, an environmental charity based in the Galapagos.

"It's very interesting the Prime Minister did not answer the question I put which is whether or not he will proceed with the cut to ESA which hits 3,200 people with cancer at the present time," Mr Corbyn said.

When I expand the same question I put to Ask — "What is this dry, rashy patch on my neck?" — the question is registered, and then I am introduced to kindred spirits.

Yes, but let me have letters from my MP that answer the questions I put, rather than the answers that are the closest fit on the Millbank list.

In questions I put to government senators this week, only one reason was given to justify deregulating media ownership and increasing the concentration of market power: the internet.

Similarly, Minerva programme staff refused to answer a series of similar questions I put to them, including asking how "radical causes" promoted by peaceful NGOs constituted a potential national security threat of interest to the DoD.

She has an incredible intuition about the question 'If I put a component here and a component there, how will it work?'" Nohrden says.

It's a wonderful question and I put it to his lawyer and everyone who knew him.