Sentence examples for would politely ask from inspiring English sources

"I strongly refute this claim and would politely ask you to stop scaremongering in this way.

I would politely ask questions of other announcers, but I was there for McGuire, who died last week.

On Wednesday PNG police said they would await the outcome of a legal appeal before conducting "Operation Helpim Friends", which would "politely" ask the detainees to leave voluntarily.

On other teams, leaders enforced conversational order, and when someone cut off a teammate, group members would politely ask everyone to wait his or her turn.

No, really, I'm afraid to talk about it too much, lest I jinx it; for years people would politely ask, at parties, "And so when is 'Swamplandia!' coming out?", and then I'd have to dive behind the tortilla chips to get away from them.

Our heroine is Cathy Whitaker Julianne Mooree), who lives with her husband, Frank Dennis Quaidd), and their two pre-teen children; of a nation crouched in dread of nuclear war there is little sign, although we can be fairly certain that, if the end of the world happened to be nigh, Cathy would politely ask it to wait while she checked that her shoes matched her skirt.

Evidence lockers had been cleaned out; documents were moldering; investigators and prosecutors spent weeks and months tracking down witnesses, only to find out they were dead, whereupon they'd politely ask spouses and grown-up children if they could dig up old files.

The guy across the street from me used to leave his Christmas lights up well into February, and when I'd politely ask him to take them down he'd call me a zero, or a dweeb, or a Poindexter, and then he'd slam the door in my face.

"He would very politely ask, 'May I have a few lozenges?' " said Gene Monahan, the Yankees' head trainer.

I imagine we'd have to politely ask them to leave their muskets at home".

And when they do I'd like us to politely ask them to put their pom poms down for a moment.