Sentence examples for taking the question from inspiring English sources

"What does the head of a ticket look like?" Mr. Cuomo mused, taking the question literally.

— Eric Asimov Jancis Robinson: Taking the question literally, the British critic explains why her desert island wine would be Madeira.

The question isn't what the English majors aren't taking; the question is what everyone else isn't taking.

"You are taking the question towards an age problem or a slowing problem, with which I completely disagree," he said.

It held that taking the question of materiality from the jury denied respondent a right guaranteed by the Fifth and Sixth Amendments to the United States Constitution.

Its move instantly escalated the company's long-running battle with many states over collecting sales tax, taking the question directly to voters.

Press Secretary Jay Carney will be taking the questions then.

MR: Thank you for taking the questions, Buffy.

Take the question of cost.

Take the question of promiscuity.

Take the question of air-conditioning.