Sentence examples for should he mention from inspiring English sources

Should he mention the Affordable Care Act, or is that too risky?

Today Coogan is lying prone on Cromer pier in a wig, sports jacket, blue jeans and white Dunlops, finessing a joke about a seagull (should he mention Jonathan Livingston Seagull or not?) as real seagulls wheel in a gunmetal grey sky, which starts to deposit real flakes of snow.

Should he mention anything?

One tip was that he should not mention he was flying to Germany as "obviously" the environmentalists "hate short-haul flights".

When Mabud does get around to mentioning what he considers the alternative sources that should be taught, he mentions two in particular: Michael Behe, and a book by Wendell R. Bird, The Origin of Species Revisited.

"It's so funny that he should mention those 2, when he and I have been to 10 or 12 together".

Funny he should mention rogue organizations, because while he's trying to shut down Hunt and his team — including tech whiz Benji (Simon Pegg), agent-turned-analyst Brandt (Jeremy Renner) and new ally Ilsa (Rebecca Ferguson) — they're trying to protect the world from the Syndicate, a shadowy evil counterpart to the Impossible Missions Force.

Horrifyingly powerful, the Commissar Vanishes exhibition travelled in Europe; at the launch of a follow-up project at the Gulag museum in Moscow in 2013, King told his audience that Trotskyist groups had willingly helped him, but with "the hilarious proviso" that he shouldn't mention that he had talked to one group, because another would then refuse to see him.

He then asked if I thought he should mention you by name.

He wants to tell him that when he's at the Brit Awards, and if he gets to present Robbie Williams with a prize, he should mention Weiss's idea of hiring Wembley Stadium for Crup in 2000.

He (Ravi) made it clear that he understood that and then asked me about how he should mention me.