Sentence examples for question referring from inspiring English sources

"Clinton," he replied to his own question, referring to the former president.

"Because at the Aug. 7 meeting he was watching birds," he answered his own question, referring to the fact that Mr. Paulson is an avid naturalist.

Then he pretended not to hear a question referring to the demographic, so Terry Bradshaw, a star of the Fox Broadcast network's "Fox NFL Sunday" pregame show, shouted the question directly into his ear.

At one point, Mr. Gore was asked about his tactical positioning in a question referring to Napoleon's military strategy, and surprised listeners by saying, "Napoleon also invented canned food".

Herman Cain, campaigning with Mr. Gingrich in Georgia, last week told crowds, "I knew I had the right guy when Speaker Gingrich at that debate did a smackdown of the media on the very first question," referring to a CNN debate in South Carolina.

"We've worked out a good solution," he says of the ownership question, referring to the outside directors, the requirement for matching donations and other steps.

Does the question refer to Wales?

This question referred only to the Navy.

One question refers to a possibly increased need for medication.

Now, specifically, your question refers to the communications problems.

They should be a reflection of the situation that the review question refers to.