Sentence examples for why you mentioned from inspiring English sources

Now, your customer is wondering why you mentioned them.

Why haven't you mentioned it at all?

So Ben, why haven't you mentioned President Obama's own political outfit, Organizing for America?

And that's why here, as you mentioned, I've got pieces, I've got original boards on the ceilings from the '60s in his heyday.

"So why would you mention that you're a Democrat?" Mr. Sheinkopf said.

"But they asked for my teaching philosophy," I replied.

"Why did you mention Battersea in that song?" a journalist asks him.

The person reading your letter doesn't necessarily know what was entailed, or how it relates to the advertised job, and, if it wasn't relevant, why are you mentioning it?

"Why would you mention his race?" the woman demanded.

That's why, as you mention, "Governor John Hickenlooper and the [Colorado] Legislature recently created a task force to come up with packaging that clearly differentiates pot cookies and candy and gummy bears from normal sweets with an eye toward protecting children and directed the Department of Revenue to restrict the amount of edibles that can be sold at one time to one person".

But given the problems that the financial bailout program has had so far - banks not wanting to talk about how they're spending the money, the AIG bonuses that you mentioned - why do you think the public should sign on for another new, sweeping authority for the government to take over companies, essentially?