Sentence examples for question coming in from inspiring English sources

Golden State even managed to win a game against them after spotting the Pelicans a 20-point fourth-quarter lead in Game 3. Given all of this, the question coming in to the series was: do the Grizzlies have any shot at pulling off an upset and beating this Warriors team?

Which is where that question comes in.

The second question came in an interview with President Lyndon B. Johnson.

1.34pm BST A question comes in for the three refugees from Twitter, using the #gdnsyria hashtag.

Most of the answers to that question come in the form of films.

When a challenging question comes in, the staff quivers, like human parallel processors, checking reference books and pooling information.

Our first question came in from reader Jonathan Paxton, who was looking for advice on attracting a global audience through content.

But when the question comes in a note from one of your own daughters it is wise not to wax monosyllabic.

* When a question comes in, Watson gives itself three seconds to answer, roughly as long as it takes to read out.

His final question comes in a round in which Gwen Ifill, the PBS reporter, is asking all of the candidates about their perceived weaknesses.

But will they feel better when they don't get the jobs or recognition they want?" The question comes in waves.