Sentence examples for to asking a from inspiring English sources

That's not an environment conducive to asking a populace what it wants.

I now offer an analogy when pressed to explain my problem: It's comparable to asking a blind person to see the color yellow.

A West Country choir has even resorted to asking a minister to bless its summer singsongs to avoid having to get a licence.

Jeffrey Kessler, the attorney representing the women's players, said in a telephone interview with The Post that the complaint is akin to asking a district attorney to investigate a crime.

There is, I think, a trace of shame in the very enterprise of tweeting, a certain low-level ignominy to asking a question that receives no response, to offering up a witticism that fails to make its way in the world, that never receives the blessing of being retweeted or favorited.

As local news reports have detailed the accusations — from the "Filner headlock," in which the mayor gripped a woman so that she could not escape, to asking a 67-year-old part-time City Hall worker if she thought he was able to "go for eight hours straight" — the city has been the source of a stream of late-night jokes.

They wanted to ask a few questions.

I would have to ask a doctor".

Time to ask a tiny architect.

Undergraduate Daniel Alber rose to ask a question.

He asked them to ask a lot of themselves.