Sentence examples for subject asked from inspiring English sources

"Will you quit harping on that subject?" asked Mrs. Preble.

But Cesárea spoke of times to come and the teacher, to change the subject, asked her what times she meant and when they would be.

"How does one respond to a convicted perjurer and archsymbol of treachery, who is nevertheless a disarming guest, speaking innocuously at one's own hotly-contested invitation, on a slightly boring subject?" asked The Reporter.

The same answer said that "the feasibility of providing pedestrian crossings at the roundabout will continue to be investigated for the future," yet a further Biggs question on the subject asked on 12 October has still not received a reply.

The artist Nathan Rapoport, responding to criticism that his 1948 Warsaw Ghetto Monument, a realist sculpture, was inadequate to the enormity of its subject, asked: "Could I have made a rock with a hole in it and said, 'Voilá!

Bill Clinton, Magaziner told me, had heard him speak about health care at a Renaissance Weekend, and when Senator Bob Kerrey began campaigning on health care in the New Hampshire primary in January of 1992, Clinton �� who had no clearly articulated position on the subject — asked Magaziner for a memo.

In 1990, Musician magazine quizzed Page on the subject, asking if Holmes was the original composer.

If you're interested in a particular subject, ask a teacher who teaches it.

For example, in the video above a subject asks for an affogato, basically coffee with ice cream.

Brokaw basically throws the neg on that argument and changes the subject, asking why not Romney?

After Hoback asks a question or two, his unwilling subject asks him to "please not" record the encounter.