Sentence examples for turns to answer from inspiring English sources

"Who is that, Frank or Vito back there?" a shrill voice calls from the front of the store, and he turns to answer.

Instead, the two politely take it in turns to answer questions, speaking for each other and generally give off the sense of sharing some sort of hive mind.

In a video uploaded on YouTube yesterday by AsapScience, complete strangers Cam and Emily engage in what the study calls a "sharing game" in which the two of them work through the questions, taking turns to answer each one.

The premise is simple, over the course of the hour the panelists take it in turns to answer questions from the audience, who then – along with the other panelists – scrutinise them based on their responses and political convictions.

We took turns to answer, but when it came to Miles he said he couldn't tell us because "you wouldn't look at me the same".

She also regrets the moment when she was asked two questions at once, and turned to answer one when the other was "have you apologised to the father"?

Finally, we turn to answer the second question, i.e. whether over-representation of network patterns is a good indicator of their functional significance.

Accommodation was quickly arranged, and thoughts turned to answering the question facing even the biggest nations - how do you stop Australia?

Then it was Jack's turn to answer, in classic Aspie style.

When it came to Obama's turn to answer questions on immigration, Ramos pressed him even harder, accusing him of failure and broken promises.

The interview round was the most dreaded round, and it was her turn to answer the question that fate had in store for her.