Sentence examples for questions ran from inspiring English sources

When the golf questions ran out, reporters wanted to know more about the small-town Australian lass who took the tour by storm.

My emailed questions ran in roughly the following order: Did Joseph take her with him on his quests around the city?

Audience questions ran the gamut from inquiries into whether hero/villain Aberdolf Lincler would return, to why guys named Glenn seemed to fare so badly on the show.

But she added that Mr. Milosevic's questions ran the risk of allowing him too much room to define the case himself.

One of her former co-workers, upon seeing photographs of her, told Birath that two questions ran through his mind: "Is she on steroids?" and "Is she a lesbian?" "The hardest part is people's attitudes," she says.

As the series ended tonight night and our winner was crowned, a conveyor-belt of questions ran through my mind: how and why had a frivolous TV show, inspired by a Mother's Day competition in the Jewish News and made with love and affection, so fiercely divided opinion within the Jewish community?

"Their questions run the gamut," she said.

And this is where the questions run deeper.

My first questions run thus: Does the department have a policy on CCTV in schools – and more specifically, its limits?

Such questions run up against the central agony of writing about Bach: the paucity of biographical information.

"It could be heaven or it could be hell," Enas told me one day as we talked through the questions running through her head.