Sentence examples for take her question from inspiring English sources

Kompass still intends to take her question to the superintendent.

A week later, a business reporter in Japan, unhappy over common reporter frustrations — lack of sleep, bad coffee, bossy press handlers and a newsmaker who did not take her question — lost her patience and tweeted, "Toyota sucks".

He also failed to take her question about how criticism of his writing made him feel entirely seriously, saying that "every time I read that someone has spoken badly of me I begin to cry".

But he took her questions just the same.

"God, why do you take her?" This question was asked via Twitter by the younger sister of 27-year-old Victoria Soto, who is being hailed as a heroine for saving the lives of her students while giving up her own.

In the White House's first public, on-camera press briefing in a week, Sanders took her first question from a reporter from Trump-friendly Breitbart News who asked her to comment on three CNN reporters resigning after retracting a story about a Trump transition official.

If the school had to adopt the new citywide curriculum, she said, "I would take her out of here without question and move her into a private school".

With the right timing, kneeling down or standing up, take her hand and ask your question.

And all this week, she has been center stage at her husband's side, holding her own microphone and taking her own questions.

Take some time to ask her questions about her life, to try and get to know her better.

Yet when a resident stopped by to check on the patient, Ms. Friedlaender said, he barely lifted his eyes from the chart, remained standing in the doorway, and took her lack of questions as permission to quickly leave.