Sentence examples for questions running from inspiring English sources

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

Most good novels have veins of engaging questions running through the bedrock of their narratives, tempting readers to become miners, apt to strike it rich with enough digging.

It consists of a list of questions running down the page: "Did you ask your daughter to meet you in hotels?

You need only to glance at any portrait or snapshot of the soldiers of the Great War to sense in yourself a burgeoning curiosity and to set those questions running: Who are you?

The Murdochs are expected to face questions running the gamut of their newspapering enterprise in Britain, though the inquiry, by the rules under which it was set up, is not supposed to touch on matters that bear directly on individual criminal investigations that have arisen from the scandal over allegations of phone hacking, payments to public officials and destruction of evidence.

Every run, whether in training or competition, I stand at the start block with the same questions running through my mind: "Why am I doing this?

"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.

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