Sentence examples for question and will from inspiring English sources

For every band, how to find the balance between touring and recording is always an open question — and will remain one for Mumford & Sons.

A Guardian spokesperson said: "The Guardian's independent readers' editor is still in the process of investigating the article in question, and will report on his findings at greater length in due course".

Mr. Obama has pushed back on the "better off" question, and will probably continue to do so as he argues that Mr. Romney would take the country back to the policies of President George W. Bush.

Maggie Hennessy, associate director of social care and education at HR company Penna: "This is a very open question and will show the employer whether the candidate understands the expectations of the job – you need to look up a job description and see what the role involves.

We have contacted Amazon with the question and will update when we hear back.

(We're asking the question and will update as we learn more).

"The campaign has not questioned and will not question John Kerry's service in Vietnam," said Steve Schmidt, a campaign spokesman.

These are not easy questions and will not yield easy answers.

Dadikhi said he had stopped Itani to ask him few questions and will release him soon.

"An official at Immigration will ask a few questions, and will want documents for children not with both parents".

(I anticipate your questions, and will gladly answer: a bottle opener from home, and a bathroom stall at the theater).