Sentence examples for saved questions from inspiring English sources

One enjoyed the antics and saved questions about meaning for later.

Trainees saved questions and asked them at times convenient to their supervisor.

Teachers can input and save questions at the same time.

And when another journalist asked Lagerfeld when he last had sex, he said he couldn't remember, adding, "You should save questions like that for Tom Ford -- he likes to talk about that kind of thing".

Saving questions on a depression screen might free time to screen for other problems such as domestic violence or substance abuse.

He saved his questions for the Wisconsin attorneys defending the G.O.P. maps, and one question in particular appeared to show that he was casting toward the "limited and precise" constitutional standard he sought in Vieth.

Save questions about benefits for HR.

It's very clear, I think, that those who are "made alive" in Christ are, as it's often put, "saved". The question is, To whom will this happen?

I ask hurt partners to save their questions to ask in a couples' session so I can slowly unwrap the meaning of the question and give my expertise on whether I think the answer to the question will be helpful or hurtful in the long run.

Jot down questions in shorthand when they come into your head so that you do not interrupt one the participants and save your questions until the end.

Because Ryanair flies to secondary airports to save costs, questions have been raised about how it advertises its destinations.