Sentence examples for visit the answer from inspiring English sources

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When one of the children was asked where a tomato came from, he replied: "The supermarket!" We feel reassured that with the continued dedication of the teachers and volunteers we met on this memorable visit, the answer to this question will soon be "the earth".

We can also expect to visit the local answer to London's Ministry of Magic and New York's Macusa, and we might just find some peculiarly gallic magical creatures inside Newt's Tardis-like briefcase.

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Loach, CBC News reports, withdrew "Looking for Eric," which was scheduled to screen on July 30th, after the festival turned down his request to refuse money from the Israeli Embassy….The embassy is sponsoring Israeli-born filmmaker Tatia Rosenthal, who will visit the festival to answer questions about her Annie Award-winning feature "$9.99," an Australian-Israeli production.

But it is the more prosaic settings that she loves best, such as the urban world of Catherine Storr's 1955 Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf: Polly is able to take the bus and train to her grandmother's on her own, visit the zoo and answer the door when her mother is out, but the familiar domestic setting reassures her when a hungry, talking wolf turns up.

When requested, the Egyptian principal investigator (HS) would visit the chairperson to answer any questions about the survey.

"It is illegal for an Israeli to visit downtown Ramallah or Bethlehem, and Palestinian writers are not going to visit the settlements, so the answer to the question "who am I to write it?" is that no Israeli or Palestinian could write it.

At the end of trial visit the owners also answered questions about (vi) how well the treatment corresponded to their idea of a successful treatment; 1 = corresponded fully, 2 = quite well, 3 = to some parts, 4 = not so well, 5 = not at all, and (vii) if they thought their dog had been in the 1 = treatment or in the 2 = placebo group.

If we had asked to visit then, the answer would have been a resounding no.

And if you're wondering why you can't simply use the Kindle's built-in web browser to visit Instapaper, the answer is because the Kindle's built-in web browser is awful and Instapaper currently doesn't work on it (though Arment seems to suggest he is still trying to fix that).