Sentence examples for question starting from inspiring English sources

To answer a question starting with "well" suggests you are still considering it, don't know fully but are getting there.

Then you ask it a question starting with "What if …" The bot then spits out a photo matching your request.

But there is another, even more fascinating question starting to form a little further down the road.

That battle in turn descended into a brawl over Mr. Romney's position that he had already left Bain during the period in question, starting in 1999.

Simply type a question starting with a word like "is" or "was," and search engines will start filling in the rest.

Manuel did not question starting Nickeas, but after the game he wondered, half jokingly, if instead of making a pitching change in the sixth, he should have changed catchers.

Her question starts a lively conversation about the Olympics that leaves me behind.

As he turned the toy robot over in his mind, another question started to bother him.

The taxpayer's question started out poignant, then turned pragmatic: My child has been kidnapped.

A fourth question starts with government actors having to make strategic choices; innovation policy studies have addressed such issues.

The answer to that question starts with understanding a bit about how hackers work.