Sentence examples for setting up questions from inspiring English sources

Some teachers have a style of setting up questions; make sure you know it, because its one way you will be able to know and understand what the question is really asking.

But you've got to make sure it hasn't just been a passive activity; I'll often set up questions afterwards to make sure they've understood it.

The only set up questions it asks are your work and home address.

By downloading the plugin here and logging in with their Twitter accounts, everyday users and big brands can set up Campaigns (by keyword, volume and/or tweet quality), answer or share Questions, track their Answers, and set up questions to be answered under To Do.

It's with a Polish Metal band called Behemoth and all I did was ask the singer set up questions to Polish jokes, a form of comedy he is quite oblivious to.

Few of the Napster refugees flooding the Gnutella mailing list with set-up questions last week seemed terribly concerned about the outcome of the San Francisco case.

Perhaps setting up a question that asks 'how' would help, but I worry that it might be the wrong question altogether.

By starting with failure, we hope we are setting up the question, how much would we be prepared to sacrifice to continue this?

"Just imagine if biblical characters posted status updates," Jeff Foxworthy, the genial host, said in one episode, setting up a question that involved the biblical equivalent of Facebook pages, "Faithbook" pages.

A state court judge in California has ruled that a school district may consider race in setting school attendance boundaries, setting up the question for an almost certain appeal.

Thank goodness Twitterers are beginning to ignore the original Twitter set-up question of "What are you doing right now?" I don't need to know that Stephen Fry is waiting for a cab.