Sentence examples for question something about from inspiring English sources

Reporters giggled admiringly when he calmly walked out of a press conference because someone had asked the same question – something about dedicated penalty takers – too many times.

On Thursday the Broadway producers Jeffrey Richards and Jerry Frankel said they had found a duo who, no question, know something about stage combat: The Tony Award winner Patti LuPone ("Gypsy," "Evita") will play the inmate and the Emmy winner Laurie Metcalf Roseannene") will play the warden in a Broadway production scheduled to open in fall 2012.

If you don't have many mutual friends or other reasons to be around each other, she may come up and ask you an obvious question, like something about the math homework that she could have easily asked another friend.

Mike, picking up the slack, asked her a few questions -- something about the 9/11 terrorist attacks and safety and whether she would rather fly with the risk of being blown apart in the air.

He said that when athletes were questioned about something that appeared on their Facebook pages, they often responded, "Hey, you're not supposed to see that".

"But there is a thing called stage fright or being concerned when getting questioned about something that could lead to your arrest".

Asking for help with a work or school-related problem is almost always a good bet, as is asking a question about something striking about the person.

If they have a question about something or if something raises even a tiny red flag, that they know to pick up the phone and make the call to us".

Your teacher will never think you're stupid for asking a simple question, especially about something as important as homework.

"If you ask him a question about something and he talks about his viewpoint, he also talks about the opposing viewpoint, shows where it came from, what value it could have," Hancock says.

(There were many times in the interview when we were either thinking the same thing, or I asked her a question about something she was just about to mention).