Sentence examples for questions of an from inspiring English sources
In fact, it is one of the most frequently asked questions of an orchestral musician.
You might have to ask probing or personal questions of an interviewee you barely know.
A few steps away at the Sutton Theater on East 57th Street, Ms. Fawcett was asking reporter-like questions of an executive from the cable channel TNT.
This week, though Plook has faced questions of an entirely different magnitude after it emerged that he had obtained a so-called mega-injuncton from Potya's judiciary.
In response to the bland questions of an Australian TV host, Don Lane, Waits infamously spent the first few minutes of live TV distractedly looking for an ashtray.
The New Yorker, September 30 , 1944P. 15 Candidates for the job of President should be required to answer a few tough, questions of an elementary nature.
"It's a question of responsibility, a question of ethics, a question of justice".
Or a question of propaganda?
Partly it is a question of style.
"It's a question of priorities.
