Sentence examples for question of whenever from inspiring English sources

Yeah, you know, it probably starts the question of whenever I do that [dance], people most often say, "What is wrong with you?" So, sitting down to kind of figure out what would be wrong with somebody who spends their life doing this across the city of New York.

To hold otherwise would require courts to reexamine the question of venue whenever the composition of the parties was altered; such a result would generate needless litigation and unduly burden the judiciary.

Increasingly, agreements between networks and cable operators are getting hung up on the question of digital rights whenever those contracts come up.

My desk was two feet away from a senior iOS developer, and I got to ask him any question I could think of whenever I wanted.

As for the peaches, the question of peeling inevitably arises whenever I add them to a pie.

ONCE, back in the 1990s, my very young son, surveying the density of scaffolding and construction sites in our Manhattan neighborhood, said, "Dad, when are they going to finish building New York?" I think of his question whenever I open a bottle of wine from the Languedoc, a region that seems as if it, too, is permanently in transition.

I wanted to learn about everything, and asked everyone I met a lot of questions whenever there was something I wanted to know.

Whenever the question of Israel arose, I would clam up.

Whenever the question of an inquiry into the military government of 1964-85 arites, is is quickly squashed (unlike similar demands in Argentina or Chile).

And excerpts from the speech tend to resurface whenever the question of racial justice is in the news, as during the protests in Ferguson, Missouri.

Whenever the question of winter fuel allowances or travel passes comes up we get a shot of a group of well-heeled "pensioners" playing golf or bowls before sitting down to refreshments in the clubhouse.