Sentence examples for will get asked from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he will get asked whether he thinks his former ministerial colleague is a "lazy incompetent narcissist obsessed only with self-promotion", as a Department for Education source told Coffee House last week.

And sadly there's next to no chance this or anything resembling it will get asked: There has been a huge increase in the number of unaccompanied children, fleeing gang violence in South American countries, and being held in American detention centers after illegally entering the country.

Microsoft is going to redirect visitors of Bing.com/maps to a specific Bing Maps UK service now instead of opening Multimap.com, and visitors of the latter site will get asked to switch to the newly launched site as well in the next couple of weeks.

"We hope those questions will get asked".

"It's something that will get asked".

"There's no question it's something the contenders will get asked about in debates," Angell continued.

The second is that, on occasion, I'll get asked a technical question.

I'll get asked, 'Do you want to jump out of a plane?' Sure.

Attend networking events where you know you'll get asked about what you do, and get comfortable describing your company.

hen Eduardo Saverin greets entrepreneurs who come to visit him in his eighth-floor offices at the Singapore Land Tower, the 36-year-old knows he'll get asked the question.

You never know when you'll get asked to step up to the plate, and you surely won't have time to cram when it happens.