Sentence examples for through question from inspiring English sources
The poem tries, through question after question, to find parallels for the purity of the speaker's beloved: When the composer Robert Johnson set these words to music in 1616, the charm was doubled.
As Selig stammered through question after question, a fed-up Patrick finally wailed, "But you're the commissioner!" Sports radio hosts have read listener e-mail for years, but Patrick's show is the first to dive headfirst into the Web.
Questions concerning which coach had meant most to Smith was hooted off court by all except the conscientious interpreters, who went through question and formal reply in all three languages.
Lubbock wrote a memoir, Until Further Notice, I Am Alive, published in 2012: the first section of this was adapted from a diary he kept until he couldn't any longer, and the last section, as Coutts says in her introduction to it, was "understood, spoken aloud, and pulled together through question and answer, verbal challenges, inspired guesswork, and frustration".
We found that students were able to demonstrate their learning through question generation and PP can be used as an assessment tool.
In the third (and current) version of the SQDL strategy, it is ensured that students construct new knowledge through question posing, and at the same time, they know that their generated question will be reviewed by others and the answer to the questions will be addressed to or discussed with the whole class.
The prosecution, starting with a dramatic audiotape of the explosion, has moved briskly through questions of motive, means and timing.
Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, his running mate, struggled through questions about her foreign policy credentials during an interview with CBS News.
Through questions, they discover they knew more about the speed of sound and light than they thought.
Students relish the opportunity to demonstrate their abilities through questions that challenge them at an appropriate level".
The host made 10 different attempts, through questions or interventions, to make Pence admit the claim was groundless.
