Sentence examples for searched question from inspiring English sources

This was the most searched question on Google in 2012 (followed in 2013 by "What is twerking?") – and there are probably at least as many answers as there are searches.

Cameron's absence clearly prompted confusion among viewers, as it emerged that the second most searched question on Google during the event was: "Why is David Cameron not at the debate?" Following Cameron and Hague's claims, Labour strongly disputed their version of events, saying the prime minister had refused the opportunity to take part.

Not one member of a YouGov panel held earlier this week could name the SNP leader, the Guardian reported, but by the end of the evening Google data showed that the sixth most searched question was: "Can I vote for the SNP?" Survation tied Mr Cameron and Mr Miliband on 25 per cent and ICM put the Labour leader a shade ahead on 25 per cent to the Tory Prime Minister's 24 per cent.

We searched question and answer community Quora.com to find out the craziest things people have ever said or done and still landed the job.

You will also be profiled by the police and more likely to be stopped, searched, questioned or just be given a hard time.

Delingpole then says it is time for a "searching question", and asks Gove what his favourite scene is in Game of Thrones.

His first ball, a swinging yorker, asks a searching question of Rogers, who manages an inside edge en route to his pads.

A searching question embodied in the very structure of the film is how a historical trauma like the Armenian catastrophe should be represented in the movies and television.

The security representative asked me a series of searching questions and came back two weeks later for another session of questioning, stemming from their inquiries into my previous answers.

Impress could also ask itself searching questions.

Ask searching questions about your attitude and flexibility.