Sentence examples for the question coming from inspiring English sources

"The question coming out of this is, what does it mean for the Texas results?

The question coming into these finals was whether Carroll could refine his style to suit international football.

Asked about the Today Trader method of buying and selling, both men seem momentarily stumped, as if they never saw the question coming.

Maybe, as you feel the question coming on, you find yourself thinking: In my life, thus far, people have not accorded me the respect I deserve.

Given the open cynicism of the Republican-driven efforts at vote suppression this year, and the withering scrutiny of federal judges across the ideological spectrum, the question coming out of the 2012 election season is whether the optics of the voting rights issue have changed sufficiently to bring the Roberts court back from the brink to which it was surely headed.

It is rare for an event concerned with Aboriginal writing to pass without the question coming from the floor: "Can non-Aboriginal people write an Aboriginal character?" Non-Aboriginal authors written about Aboriginal people for more than 200 years and will continue to do so.

A year later the question came.

Not long ago, the question came before the Supreme Court.

The question comes up in every discussion about the euro.

Not just that," he said when the question comes up.

The shop assistant is abrupt when the question comes.