Sentence examples for questions from one from inspiring English sources

Appearing on the "Today" show, Ms. Kennedy faced questions from one of the hosts, Matt Lauer, about an article in the June issue of Vanity Fair, which reported that days before Gov. David A. Paterson was set to announce his pick for New York's vacant Senate seat, Ms. Kennedy's three children asked her to drop out of contention.

These e-mails have some interesting insights, and some good questions from one of three board members who actually operate based on data when making decisions about public schools.

Respondents were less likely to leave work out if they perceived assessors to be less predictable e.g., if assessors did not either focus on common conditions in test papers or repeat questions from one test to another.

There are a number of factors that can contribute to errors of measurement: variation in the difficulty of questions from one exam to another, variation of examiners' leniency and training on assessment protocols, variation in the complexity of the patient encounters, or variation in the examination procedure itself (e.g., use of paper and pencil versus computer, time of day, location).

Thomas answered just three questions from one reporter.

She broke the ice with questions from one of his workbooks.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: One disturbing characteristic of the Tea Party is its lack of diversity.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: One person you spoke to mentions that the reform movement miscalculated its support last year.

QUESTION FROM OH: One thing I like about this piece is that it's not weighed down by literary theory.

QUESTION FROM RON: One of my favorite parts of Paris to the Moon was when your son sent you LOL in an IM.

QUESTION FROM ANDREW: One argument that financiers always make is that, in its current capacity, complexity, and lavishness, finance is vital to the allocation of capital.