Sentence examples for technically ask from inspiring English sources

Argentina could technically ask the Supreme Court to rehear its case, but that is unlikely given that the court virtually never accepts such requests.

Technically, Ask a Curator is a 24-hour event, starting at midnight on 18 September wherever you are – Australia and New Zealand naturally kick things off a bit early!

5.14pm: The question now is the identity of the diplomat who is being kicked out - well technically asked to leave.

Quattrone may testify himself that he never was never told exactly how much the government had technically asked for.

This leads us to a curious situation: Leave.EU, in asking landlords to email them to stock their non-existent beer, were technically asking them to help organise a piss up in a brewery.

"What were you investigating technically?" I asked.

Gordon Brown's spokesman says the Israeli diplomat in question had technically been "asked to withdraw" from the UK, rather than expelled, and was being given two weeks to leave the country.

If you're already feeling bludgeoned into submission by the ubiquitous Batman movie, The Dark Knight, the last thing you'll want is someone going, "Is this the best movie ever?" But for once, what must be one of the most wearying questions in moviedom is technically worth asking.

That she's singing (lip-syncing, technically) and asking someone to find her as Eleven's whereabouts are currently unknown could be coincidental, or perhaps it's a sly wink to Stranger Things fans.

"You have to cross your fingers, but technically if Liverpool ask him, he will go.

They may give me a questionnaire, so technically they did ask me for my opinion, that is if my answer is one of their choices.