Sentence examples for questions of some from inspiring English sources
They had spent weeks vetting the crowd, asking questions of some six hundred and forty applicants in hopes of screening out anyone who might make others feel unsafe.
When Mr Mahmood gave evidence to me on the 26th and 27th of June, he was asked three questions - questions of some importance: Q: I assume that Mr Smith did not have a recording device?
Because the French, and many Americans in an election year, are emphasizing that a nuclear-armed Iran is an ultimately greater concern, the book tends to reinforce the questions of some of the allies about the Obama administration's resolve to stop the mullahs' drive.
A detailed explanation by three officials from the United States Department of Education of just how much material they had managed to pare from the online version of the Fafsa (or Free Application for Federal Student Aid), which previously asked more than 150 questions of some applicants.
No major tournament is complete without questions of some sort surrounding the Manchester United striker.
Kilgore, in Tennessee, attempted to answer the questions of some angry coal ash spill victims.
It's a question of some serious loss".
This is not a question of some unique moral mission bestowed on academia.
It's just simply a question of some of the very significant economic issues that have faced us".
Were it not for a good education, you'd be asking this question of some other guy tonight, not me.
By Steve Coll In a world amply populated with angry young Muslims, it is a question of some interest why a small number choose to become suicide bombers.
