Sentence examples for question in this town from inspiring English sources

That is the only question in this town.

One hopes that Reed, or someone with a similar story, will have a chance to ask a question in the town-hall debate.

REYNOSA, Mexico -- The big philosophical question in this gritty border town does not concern trees falling in the forest but bodies falling on the concrete: Does a shootout actually happen if the newspapers print nothing about it, the radio and television stations broadcast nothing, and the authorities never confirm that it occurred?

Some employees reportedly expressed fear that they'd be targets of online harassment if they were to speak up and ask questions in the town hall.

President Barack Obama and GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney sparred at the second presidential debate from Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. on Tuesday, openly confronting one another as they sought to field questions in the town hall format.

Question: How many Producers in this town are women?

If they did, they would fill every elective office in this town, without question".

My friend Jack Farrell blogs today about what should be a central question in any McCain-Obama town hall or debate or tea party or sing-along or whatever: Suppose the Israelis launch a preemptive attack against Iran -- what does the United States do?

The sex of the letter recipient was not registered, but sex is equally distributed in junior high schools and in the directory of residents for age groups in question in the studied town, allowing the study to make an accurate assumption about the sex distribution of the letter recipients.

Public attention focused on the defence secretary when he faced hostile questions in a town hall-style meeting with Iraq-bound soldiers in Kuwait.

After all they've spent, who will win a World Series first, the Angels or the Dodgers? 5. Will Pete Rose ever make the Hall of Fame? 5. Provincialism And then there are the Top 5 unanswered questions in your town, I'll choose the Yankees.