Sentence examples for when he put the question from inspiring English sources

He was himself with difficulty heard at all, when he put the question, "Do you wish to put us to death lawfully or unlawfully?" Some answered, "According to law". He replied, "How can you, except we have a fair hearing?" But when they were deaf to all he said, approaching nearer, "As to myself," said he, "I admit my guilt, and pronounce my public conduct to have deserved sentence of death.

Soeder answered the call in March 2009, when he put the question directly to Henley in an e-mail interview.

But only when he puts the question of the bank's misconduct around 1MDB to rest will Solomon be able to shift focus back to his DJ decks.

I read about an executive who had a real flat response from his employees when he put out the question "How can we best the best company in the world?" There was a long pause and a deep silence in the room until a worker said, "How about this: how can we be the best company for the world?" And that was the question that charged everyone's imaginations and started everyone thinking creatively.

Asked last Friday if he was aware of big telecom deals waiting in the wings when he put out his upgrade, Mr. Henderson called the question "outrageous".

I felt empowered when I put the question to Farage, but patronised when he told me to "calm down"; he proceeded to give a vague and off-topic answer.

When I put the question of whether he intentionally looked bad on the pitch before his home run directly to Cabrera, his eyes opened suspiciously.

But when I put the question to him, he hesitates: "Now that Golden Dawn is a legal party in parliament, we can't do anything… If there is an investigation, it has to be done internally, to remove individuals who act in this way but not weaken the police as a whole".

When I put the question to Reed Hastings, the Netflix C.E.O., he told me he suspects that there won't be any simple answer.

When I put the question of resigning to Mr. Powell yesterday, he was, characteristically, showing no signs of surrender.

WHEN I put the question to major United States carriers, few responded.