Sentence examples for question ran from inspiring English sources

The column in question ran in the Daily Beast, not the Huffington Post.

One question ran like this: "I have a midget radio set but do not know where to put it.

The question ran like a seam through the first day's hearings at a conference center in the heart of London's Whitehall district, the center of government.

At an early December town-hall-style meeting in Nashua, N.H., General Clark's response to one question ran nearly 10 minutes.

A Gateway spokeswoman, Donna Kather, said that the ads in question ran in 1999 and that newer ads disclosed the costs.

And the next day the paper in question ran these words as a stand-out quote: "Federer: Djokovic can't play tennis any more".

The question runs through the book like a tune.

Why, the question runs, are there no more public intellectuals?

The line in question runs under the Mediterranean, from Palermo in Italy to Alexandria in Egypt.

That's the question running through "Local News, PBSS's five-part profile of WCNC, which begins tonight.

Since the friend in question runs a film festival (not this one), he surely knows whereof he speaks.