Sentence examples for question to come from inspiring English sources

Romo did not wait for a question to come before cheerfully announcing that this had been "an interesting week".

Mr Symonds would reply: "No, I think it was Selfridges".The only serious question to come out of all this surrounds the case of "Hola".

Ryley said he wanted the next set of debates to "have a bit more discourse, more freedom of discussion with the opportunity for the audience member who put their question to come up with a secondary question".

It may be that he concludes that the public authority has wrongly considered the information in question to come within one of the exemptions or, in respect of material which comes within a qualified exemption, drawn the wrong conclusion as to whether the public interest favours retention or disclosure of the material.

I kept waiting for the big question to come up.

That is the key question to come from the first three months of 2011.

Allow the questions to come to you, and if they do, be ready with the answers.

The answering machine blinks frantically, a portent of the endless questions to come.

But we don't want all the questions to come from us.

It is the first of what will be many scientific questions to come from our new home on Mars".

CHRISTOPHER CLAREY: One wonders how Europe's voluble captain, Colin Montgomerie, will handle the Tiger (and other) questions to come.