Sentence examples for taking a question from inspiring English sources

Hansen started off his press conference without taking a question.

As he was taking a question, he began to look distracted.

11.45am BST Clegg is now taking a question on House of Lords reform.

"The lady with the diamonds," Ms. Weir said oddly, taking a question from one of the critics, and you had the feeling of one of those Fairfield County novels from the 1950s jarringly transmuted.

Taking a question from the audience on which of his novels had been the most enjoyable to write, Franzen offered a reversal of the truism that artists must suffer for their art, saying: "I had a kind of artistic conversion in the 90s and sort of retooled all sorts of ways of thinking about what I was doing … so that if it's not fun, I'm not doing it".

Then she took a question about her favorite soda flavor.

I take a question from a great historian especially seriously.

Cameron said he would take a question from him.

It took a question about the cost of college to reveal strong differences.

He repeatedly raised his hand and asked the senators to "take a question from law enforcement".

He'll take a question and he'll just answer it, and it'll be fine".