Sentence examples for question you brought from inspiring English sources

Question: You brought a whole new life to television with Fox a couple of years ago.

Whatever — he asks the right question: "You brought in the guy, your superstar, and he gets arrested and you think you don't have to say anything?" Mr. De Blasio says in an interview.

About a quarter to a half of the economic activity that's going on in Haiti is supported by remittances right now, and that's ignoring the key question you bring up, John, which is: is development something that happens to people or to places?

It shows in your feelings about the possibility of working there, your preparation, and the list of intelligent questions you bring forward on interview day.

One question that you bring up in your piece is whether Iraq's oil industry ought to be privatized.

Judging from a video that circulated on Twitter, Malignaggi's pre-broadcast preparatory work consisted largely of a single repeated question: "Did you bring your balls, Conor?" Stephen Espinoza, who runs Showtime Sports, explained that, despite this confrontation, Malignaggi was still assigned to be a commentator on Saturday night.

I start the session with one simple question: Can you bring yourself to orgasm?

The problem with that is, you need to be questioned when you bring someone up on charges.

But I would really have appreciated it if I'd been given time for those small questions that you bring up if you feel that there's time for them.

MR: I love the fact that I asked a question about you and you brought your fans in.

Does having a homeland security director who will also have some access to the intelligence but not belong to the intelligence, does that make things better or does that make the situation worse? A. That's a really good question, and I'm glad you brought that up.