Sentence examples for that was whether from inspiring English sources

Margery comments: One thing I never discovered and that was whether he was deliberately trying to teach me to leave experimental gardening alone until I had learnt to grow the ordinary things properly.

"We faced a serious financial decision, and that was whether to go up in Boston or not," this adviser said.

And that was whether that individual right would limit the activities that states could do to regulate the possession of firearms.

"To the best of my recollection she said 'I wanted to tell you that Newsnight are looking at Jimmy Savile or investigating Jimmy Savile and if it comes off, if it stands up, it may have an impact on your Christmas schedule.' I said 'Thanks for letting me know – please update me' and what I meant by that was whether or not it would be going ahead," he added.

All that mattered after that was whether Cilic could hold his nerves and his serves.

"There was one question that was voted on that ranked fairly high and that was whether legalizing marijuana would improve the economy and job creation, and I don't know what this says about the online audience," he laughed.

Such descriptions specified whether lions or other creatures were "rampant" or "passant", that is whether they were rearing or crouching.

That is, whether there is any rational basis for such a selection.

That is whether it is always necessary to use this somewhat convoluted approach.

And that is whether or not we remove dams that produce hydroelectric energy.

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