Sentence examples for questions published from inspiring English sources

(Some questions published here have been edited, and not all questions could be answered).

I am always interested in the questions published here, but I never had a query till now.

The questions published will be those the Observer Sport editor, Paul Trevillion and Keith Hackett consider to be the most original, novel and challenging questions of those submitted.

Mr. Biden urged Turkey to impose new sanctions on Iran, in written answers to questions published Friday in the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet.

Meerkat is on a 30-second delay, which is a big issue considering those asking questions, published to Twitter, must then wait through that time to see any response.

"I can promise the nation of Israel that we will meet, as allies, any security challenge that we may face," Mr. Biden told the Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot in written answers to questions published on Monday.

(The study in question, published in the 1920s, is hard to lay hands on).

Mudrooroo Narogin (Colin Johnson, whose Aboriginal identity, however, was questioned) published his first novel, Wild Cat Falling, in 1965.

Birthday Letters, the manuscript in question, published in 1998, became the most sensational new collection of poems in living memory.

The best question published in The Observer each week will win one Philosophy Football T-shirt of the winner's choice from the range at theguardian.com/shop/tshirts.

The study in question, published last month, compared a MOOC in physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITto to a campus-based course on the same subject and a large earlier study of physics classes.