Sentence examples for stray questions from inspiring English sources

nytimes.com/well PAPER CUTS: Stray Questions for Fareed Zacharia The editor of Newsweek International, whose new book, "The Post-American World," will be published next month, discusses how much time he spends on the Web and which books are generally shelved next to his in bookstores.

But the census's 41 questions stray far beyond the basics of name, age and occupation into the minefield of ethnicity.

He also said that he and other journalists at the station were not allowed to stray from scripted questions when guests appeared on the program, and that "most" of the news employees at the station opposed the regime but were under constant watch by security agencies.

But again, when our questions stray too far from applications and to production and associated environmental costs, the answers are less forthcoming, and pretty soon the visit is over.

Example: "At a time of record stray populations, these questions of house cat care have never been more urgent".

Be prepared to stray from the questions you have written down; your interviewee might offer information that you weren't expecting taking you in an entirely different, yet more interesting, direction.

Naturally, the questions strayed a bit.

And why are questions that stray beyond the secular considered so particularly delicate?