Sentence examples for question to find from inspiring English sources

She said she had called the U.P.S. store in question to find out and that the woman involved no longer worked there.

Drew believes in both instances the best first course of action is to start a dialogue with the company in question to find out which it is.

The traveller is allowed to ask the brother one question to find out if his potential bride-to-be is a knave.

The poem tries, through question after question, to find parallels for the purity of the speaker's beloved: When the composer Robert Johnson set these words to music in 1616, the charm was doubled.

That's according to a new video produced by New York Magazine's The Science of Us, based on research last year that suggested you only need one question to find out which of your friends is really, really into themselves.

"When I tried to ask David a question to find out about him, he turned it around so that he found out more about me," recalled Ms. Hoffman, who had recently ended a relationship.

It allows travellers to be questioned to find out whether they appear to be terrorists.

Answer these forty-five questoons to find out if you're being a wild bore.

Try and answer these seven trick questions to find out Do you know what an Arkansas Black is?

Assign your students (13 and up, please) a particular question or have them scroll through all of our questions to find one that interests them.

"Chances are we need to ask you a bunch of questions to find the root cause of what is going on".