Sentence examples for questions to take from inspiring English sources

I have loads of ideas such as a fun reading day through to big questions to take back to school.

Perhaps the designer was inspired by one of the bigger questions to take up her brain space: what is her favourite sandwich?

The standard of justice, the telos of progress, is hotly contested, so it begs some big questions to take one as given when tallying the costs of competing creeds.

"The Doctors' Case Against the Pill" was credited with inspiring a generation of women, who had long been discouraged by male doctors from asking too many questions, to take control of their health care.

But just to get started, here are four personnel questions to take into the weekend: Two years after Mike McQueary told Paterno that he saw Sandusky raping a ten-year-old in the shower — and Paterno told Tim Curley, the athletic director, who had some sort of conversation with Graham Spanier, Penn State's president — and nothing was done, a number of those characters reassembled for another drama.

It is certainly not the fault of the technician or the patient, but the insurance company's requirements.I considered the following questions to take control of my treatment, so that I might avoid injury in those areas not being treated.

"Given the necessary recovery time, it is out of the question to take part in the next Olympic Games," he said.

This is a question to take with utmost gravity.

An another question to take into account.

Finding the right questions to ask takes creativity.

Also, text based questions (Call and SMS questions) seemed to take less time than multiple choice questions (Application and Music).