"Reid doesn't even have to go back to the caucus to ask on that one". "The Speaker is the one who came up with the number, we didn't invent it," he said.
You need to ask on average one question per week in class or by email.
But how he presumes on his readers: don't you want to know everything I'm thinking, I love you, I hate you, listen to me, look at me! "Aren't I the most brilliant boy you've ever seen?" he seems to ask on every one of the 436 pages, not counting the preface and appendix.
Hence it is necessary to ask on the one hand what consequences such a development will have for the working world and society in the future, and on the other hand, how Germany will position itself in the international field of "algorithm providers" [12].
With the loss of any viable economic means to pressure and penalize the Chinese Communist Party, one has to ask: On what basis does America believe that the Chinese government will keep the promises it makes?
As such details of Gronkowski's training yesterday are thin on the ground, prompting one reporter to ask on Friday if Belichick could expand on what sort of activities Gronkowski had performed in training.
It was a difficult question to ask on this final day and one for which he had no answer.
It's an important question to ask in a long-term relationship, but not one you want to ask on a first date.
Her assertions that "an effective movement of the unemployed will have to look something like the strikes and riots that have spread across Greece," and that "protesters need targets, preferably local and accessible ones," led Mr. Beck to ask on Fox this week, "Is that not inciting violence?
It's the curse of these things: there's the question the newsdesk want asked on the story of the day (MPs' expenses) and the one dull types like me want to ask, on the summit itself.
"I told them, these are good questions to ask on your first day at a school.
