Sentence examples for times in question from inspiring English sources

Sure enough, they had received emergency calls on the dates and times in question.

In 1963, the concealment of Profumo's penis – the denial that it was where it was said to be at the times in question – was the premise of the greatest sex scandal of postwar British politics.

Mr. Van Os then asked "what difference would even that make" to the "factual reality of where was George W. Bush at the times in question and what was he doing?" A correction in this space yesterday misstated Newsweek's description of Mr. Burkett.

Mr. Van Os then asked "what difference would even that make" to the "factual reality of where was George W. Bush at the times in question and what was he doing?" The article also misidentified the position held by Mr. Bush's father in the early 1970's.

But the time in question here is not the present and the enemy is not Al Qaeda.

Under the agreement, plaintiff companies will receive 18percentto20percentcent of what they spent on vitamins during the time in question.

They argued that Goldman was obligated to pay his fees because he was an officer of the firm during the time in question.

Ms. Jeleva told the hearing that she had "nothing to hide," arguing that the company was inactive during the time in question.

It's especially helpful if you're careful to recall that the time in question was hell as much as heaven, which is true of the 1990s.

"Those efforts have found no documented evidence to support the patient's account or place Jimmy Savile at the hospital during the time in question.

A Jarvis spokesman said: "We have found no record of any Jarvis people on or near the site at the time in question.