Sentence examples for question at around from inspiring English sources

(That's me asking a question at around 1 03 00...they didn't have mics in the audience, but basically I wanted their thoughts on Harry Reid's threatened "nuclear option" to end GOP filibusters of nominees).

Responding to a question (which starts at around the 39 minute mark) from Maynard Um of Wells Fargo, Tucci admitted that there has been a lot of noise about possible pitfalls in this deal, but he insisted the reports of problems have been largely based on bad information.

I've posed the following question at campuses around the country -- "How long would it take to generate meaningful innovation and job growth in the U.S. if the same body of talent that currently goes to finance or management consulting instead went to start-ups around the country?" I, for one, would love to find out.

The question at North Carolina-Greensboro today revolves around just how it managed a buzzer-beating alley-oop to beat The Citadel.

Another initially said they had not seen Walker for about two weeks, but later told the police they had heard her rowing with her boyfriend on the night in question and at around 4.50am saw a silver estate car outside her house and two men lugging a heavy item in what looked like a rolled-up carpet into the back of the car.

Loic finally answers the question directly at around 2 minutes into the clip, and that's when the discussion gets interesting.

"We're a little more watchful and demanding that coaches don't keep her in if there's any question at all that she got knocked around".

Mr. Franken said people who worked with Mrs. Clinton advised him to seek assignments on committees that deal with home state issues, and frame questions at hearings around issues of concern to Minnesota, thus sending a message both back home and to other senators.

Southgate simply would not answer straight-on, talking around the question at least half a dozen times.

Tell students they will engage in a circle-within-a-circle discussion around the question at the heart of this article: "What Should Children Read?" Before they begin to prepare for the discussion, project or distribute the Common Core anchor standards for reading literature and informational texts and ask students to look at the specifics for their grade level.

Great question all around!