Sentence examples for three-part questions from inspiring English sources

Washington is a town where reporters are famous for their sometimes rambling, three-part questions during presidential news conferences.

I forgot the other part of your three-part question.

I have sort of a two-part questions.

AUDIENCE: Two-part question, [INAUDIBLE].

This is a two-part question.

MR. STEPHANOPOULOS: Senator Clinton, two-part question.

Mr. President, I have a two-part question.

TAMARA: I have a two-part question, somewhat related to that.

SORKIN: It's sort of a two-part question, so I'll answer in two parts.

A two-part question: One, have you learned anything from military photographs that were apparently taken of the shuttle in its final moments?

The four-part question also sets boundaries for the hoped-for new State of Washington D.C. and approval of a constitution.