Sentence examples for to to ask from inspiring English sources
He's always somebody you can go to to ask a question, whether it's about an opponent or our offense.
I think it says a lot about Bobby that it was him I turned to, to ask him to have a word.
I especially want to to ask the new family, the Rectors: every day UPS delivers a tower of boxes to you, and every day you return a tower of boxes to Amazon, Soap.com, Zappos, and Rue La La.
I don't believe it is un-feminist to ask how we can have relationships with men (because some of us do want to); to ask what makes a man a feminist and what we can expect from men; to ponder how we can achieve equality in our romantic lives.
Rather than putting conditions in this way, and telling cities how they should organise games, it is much better to to ask cities how they think the games would fit best into their sporting, social, financial and ecological environment".
We may not have read Wittgenstein ourselves, but we're attuned enough to the philosophical zeitgeist to have absorbed the import of his ideas, which is that mulling over the nature of our existence, or that of God or gods, is symptomatic of a linguistic confusion - because there's no real agreement about what these terms refer to, to ask questions about them is simply nonsensical.
This can range from just wanting someone to talk to to asking them to take disciplinary action.
To ask is to know the answer.
"He asked me to ask James Carville to ask Bill Clinton to call Senator Mikulski, Orthh told me.
What a thing to have to ask!
