Sentence examples for spoke a question from inspiring English sources

Not long after she spoke, a question from the audience reintroduced reality.

After Grubb spoke, a question was read from the principal of an elementary school, who said she saw the harm being done to the children of addicts.

Generally speaking, a Beautiful Question cannot be answered quickly on Google--a different, much deeper kind of search is required.

Manuva, whose real name is Rodney Smith, was speaking in a question and answer session for this week's edition of New Statesman.

Mr Cameron was speaking in a question and answer session at a store run by Waitrose's parent company John Lewis in Cheadle, near Manchester.

2.37am BST Romney's doing this thing whereby when he's finished speaking after a question, he stays standing in the middle of the stage, hands by his side.

The book is about something else entirely and seems to speak to a question Ms. Leibovitz has been mulling lately: How can she nurture her creativity as life gets more complicated?

She was speaking at a Question Time-style event run by Bafta in central London on Monday where Tory MP and Commons culture, media and sport select committee chairman John Whittingdale said the licence fee was unsustainable because younger viewers were switching off the BBC's TV channels.

However, speaking at a question and answer session with the Arsenal Supporters Trust on Monday, Gazidis made it clear that he did not expect to see a major overhaul.

By 'lovable' here Velleman seems to mean able to be loved, not worthy of being loved, for nothing Velleman says here speaks to a question about the justification of my loving this person rather than that.

The two friends from Corona waited in line to have their books signed by romance novelist Sylvia Day, who would later speak in a question and answer session.