Sentence examples for to field a question from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carrión was not immediately available to field a question concerning his position on deer hunting.

Kasich, one of the more moderate candidates in the GOP field, also had to field a question about whether he was a Republican at all.

The two segments don't sound like they have much in common and Lear executives had to field a question from an analyst last week about potentially splitting the company as a couple of competitors have already done, into a relatively low-tech legacy business and a high-tech business aimed at electric vehicles and autonomous driving.

In the division series, Mattingly had to field a question about whether his uncertain job status factored into him starting Clayton Kershaw on three days' rest.

The doctor has led him to believe he will get to the point where he can be real physical and have the thing managed". Gillespie was happy to field a question about the strong inaugural season of UCI pitching coach Jason Dietrich, who stepped in after Ted Silva left after the 2010 season to take the same job at Loyola Marymount.

It was the closest the two came to fielding a question during the debates related to climate change.

Slender and urbane in a gray suit and a fedora, with impeccable posture, he urged the guests to keep drinking as they listened, excused himself while the album played — "I've heard it," he deadpanned — and returned to field a few questions.

Nokia has added another device to its burgeoning Lumia portfolio of smartphones today, with the introduction of the Lumia 925: a sleek, PureView-branded handset that will be its first flagship on T-Mobile U.S. At today's London launch, Nokia executive VP of smart devices, Jo Harlow, sat down with TechCrunch to field a few questions.

We also got got to field a few questions to Read, which you can, err, read after the drop.

It's likely that you'll have to field a few questions about size inadequacies and reassure your man's ego in the process.

Toledano has had to field a lot of questions about how, exactly, he found his subjects.