Sentence examples for which we asked from inspiring English sources

"They expressed doubt, arguing that there is evidence, which we asked [them] to show us, because we stand by our targets," Lavrov said.

"I sent an urgent inquiry to the American side, to the Pentagon, in which we asked to documentarily confirm or refute this," he said.

Wearing's cover was part of a week-long experiment in which we asked five leading British artists to illustrate stories for the front of G2.

And sometimes Questioningly addresses the matter of punctuation directly, as in a July contest in which we asked readers to invent a new mark.

Because of the success of our Summer Reading Contest in which we asked "What Interested You Most in The Times This Week?" then chose our favorite answers as winners, we've decided to pose that same open-ended question every Friday this school year.

"We did an exercise in which we asked students to draw a diagnosis as if they were a patient receiving it, and we also asked them to draw a different diagnosis as if they were a doctor giving it," said Czerwiec.

Last question, which we ask everyone.

"This is civilization's fight," he said, one in which "we ask every nation to join".

So, the method by which we ask questions in English changed in the era before Shakespeare.

The first post in a series in which we ask New Yorker writers what book they have revisited most often.

The fifth in a series of posts in which we ask writers about the cultural influences on their work.