Sentence examples for representative to ask from inspiring English sources

Before opening he approached Mr. F. Wynne-Jones, UFA's American representative to ask if organ mightn't do as well.

When Mr. Salgado had finished speaking on immigration, the moderator turned to Anthony D. Weiner, a former United States representative, to ask if he had anything to contribute on the issue.

I remember flying in the 1950s from Washington to Boston on the now defunct Northeast Airlines, and being called the night before by a representative to ask whether I would prefer lobster or steak for dinner.

As the problems persisted, Fowler wrote, and she was prevented from moving teams and from being promoted, she reported every infraction to H.R. This later led an H.R. representative to ask whether Fowler had considered that she herself might be the issue — a comment that Fowler also diligently noted.

After I snapped a photo of a pair of red leather gloves and sent it via e-mail to a customer service representative to ask the price, I got a response in less than an hour: "The red gloves are $35 U.S. and the Style No. 3135 0113 and they come in sizes small, medium, large.

First off "The Rock" one was done by two young guys in Southern California that contacted my representative to ask if I would throw a rock in the water, and immediately I said yes.

(I phoned Longoria's representatives to ask about the connection, but didn't hear back).

This is a courageous question, but because of that, it shows that you are brave enough to ask the tough questions, and sometimes companies will need its representatives to ask the tough questions in various scenarios.

It was not unusual for Goldman sales representatives to ask that 30 to 50 percent of the first-day profits be returned to Goldman via commissions, according to depositions given in the case".

"Shortly thereafter, I made between approximately 6 and 12 calls to union representatives to ask that they serve on the host committee for the event, which role would have required a contribution".

Mrs. Rell's proposal has prompted a number of phone calls and e-mail messages from small communities that have contacted their lobbying groups and state representatives to ask that the resident state trooper program be preserved as it is.