Sentence examples for show asked from inspiring English sources

"Why close the show?" asked one.

Some outlets loved me: Entertainment Tonight, the TV show, asked me back again and again.

"Isn't 'Law and Order' a serious show?" asked Leslie Moonves, CBS's president and chief executive.

Roman Garcia, general manager of the Legends show, asked people to pray for the performers.

He didn't mince words Friday when a caller to a radio show asked about his past support from the NRA.

John Robbie, host of the show, asked callers to stick to questions and not engage in political statements.

Franklin Graham said the show asked him to consult but he declined, saying any conversations they had were private.

Recently, Jiminy bristled when a reporter from the "Today" show asked if he considered himself a star.

And on the subject of text messages, a recent Skinner show asked listeners to send in their favourite Bond girls.

"Are they a part of the show?" asked one hipster, a Spirit pin affixed to his shirt.

In September 2007, the show asked to use TripAdvisor, a travel Web site, in an episode in which Dwight turns his beet farm into a bed and breakfast.