Sentence examples for question would come from inspiring English sources

My question would come back to [INAUDIBLE].

Corbyn must have known the killer question would come.

My prediction was merely that the asteroid in question would come close, possibly uncomfortably close.

For a moment his eyes registered surprise that such a question would come couched in a European accent.

I can understand why that question would come up, but from my point of view none of my films have to do with the conflict or the region or politics.

Did you deliberately break from that? A. I can understand why that question would come up, but from my point of view none of my films have to do with the conflict or the region or politics.

The young Osborne was brilliant at it: coaching members of John Major's top team on what questions would come up on the programme, and how to move the story on.

Then he'd ask, "What are we talking about today?" He would then talk, pacing, often pantomiming, and occasionally asking questions of me, as one would of a student; my turn to ask questions would come when he was done.

"It would only raise questions, he said, he had just gotten in the race; the most pointed questions would come if he dropped out days after he had gotten in the race.

I waited and waited, sure those questions would come any day.

At some point, though, in the lead-up to Father's Day, on the day of or in the days that directly followed, the questions would come..