Sentence examples for question circulate from inspiring English sources

"And we should not let the whole debate devolve into this one question, circulate around this one question, and lose the best opportunity we've had in generations to do something very significant about a problem that just — that is just getting worse".

The announcement settles a big question circulating around Wall Street of what was next for Mr. Thain, a longtime executive at Goldman Sachs who led the New York Stock Exchange before joining Merrill Lynch last fall.

It is probably the second-most-pressing question circulating in the salons of Washington's media elite: Who will be the permanent host, or hosts, of the NBC program "Meet the Press"?

It is probably the second-most pressing question circulating among Washington's media elite: Who will be the permanent host of NBC's "Meet the Press" after the interim host, Tom Brokaw, steps down?

One shy of setting a new N.B.A. standard, the question circulating around the Golden State Warriors locker room is when — not if — Stephen Curry will break Ray Allen's single-season record of 269 3-pointers during Wednesday night's finale at Portland.

Every four years when the Summer Olympics are all up in our faces, the exact same question circulates among all of my skateboard friends and probably all of the skateboard enthusiasts worldwide.

(AP) — Stephen Curry is two shots shy of setting a new NBA standard, and the question circulating around the Golden State Warriors locker room ahead of the season finale at Portland on Wednesday night is when — not if — he will break Ray Allen's single-season record of 269 3-pointers.

Similar questions circulate through "Eames: The Architect and the Painter," a lively new documentary by Jason Cohn and Bill Jersey.

These were the questions circulating as JPMorgan's deal to acquire Bear was announced.

Questions circulated that Mr. Castleman's decision may have been fueled by Mr. Morgenthau's lack of a clear endorsement of him for the position.

WASHINGTON — For all the questions circulating in Democratic quarters as President Obama tries to weather the worst storm of his administration, perhaps none is as succinct as this: Are the missteps at the White House rooted in message or substance?