Sentence examples for questioner we have from inspiring English sources

Questioner: We have a problem in this country and it's called Muslims.

Questioner: We have training camps growing where they want to kill us.

He gave only light treatment to the subject of energy, telling a questioner, "We've got to learn to skip and chew gum at the same time," before saying he believed in energy independence and the continued search for alternative and renewable fuels.

Trump was pressed by his questioner that we have treaty obligations to defend NATO allies, and asked "Can the members of NATO, including the new members in the Baltics, count on the United States to come to their military aid if they were attacked by Russia?

At a Trump townhall meeting one questioner said, "We've got a problem in this country, it's called Muslims.

One questioner asked why we had not developed high-speed rail links to regional centres such as Newcastle and Wollongong to encourage decentralisation.

QUESTIONER: What do you have on the table right now? BETTMAN: As a legal, technical matter, there are nine pages of issues, many, many, many of which are union demands that we have agreed to.

And like the questioner asked, or said, we've been married since 1977, we knew each other for 2 years before that, so she's been able to do all these films with me and we've managed to get through them all together".

These often turn out to be more informative than the initial questioner may have envisaged: for example, the somewhat frivolous question "What's the best way to stop Velociraptor attacks?" (http://www.askabiologist.org.uk/answers/viewtopic.php?id=988) attracted six answers.

Citizens could then judge for themselves what a questioner may have meant.

Miliband's response to his questioner should have been to turn the tables and ask whether he had a mortgage.