Asking in sentence

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Here we're asking: How similar are they?

We took a story by J.D. Salinger, in which a husband lost track of his wife in the middle of a party, and he's calling his best friend, asking, "Did you see my wife?"

And people really took us up on this, so much so that if you got a flat tire on the AIDS ride, you had trouble fixing it, because there were so many people there asking you if you needed help.

And instead of going up to someone and asking them, "What do you do?" ask them, "So what are your dreams?" or "What are your broken dreams?"

And it's also one that, I think, many of our scientists have been asking.

This is the point when people started asking me, "Andrew, can you make body parts out of apples?"

We are finalizing the pre-clinical testing and the animal model required prior to asking the FDA for approval for clinical trials.

One is just asking the experts, a bit like we do with dictionaries.

So I've been asking myself: Why should we limit this smarter, more precise, better way to tackle diseases to the rich world?

And by now, some of you may be asking yourselves, and I just want to reassure you, that I did get half the money up front.

EH: Thank you for asking.

Asking a zodiac sign is a polite way of asking your age.

I kept asking myself, did I take the wrong path?

So, you might be asking, "Why?

And by asking that question, we were forced to consider how we could create jobs, how we could source regionally and how we could invest in the dignity of the communities in which we serve.

So the US Food and Drug Administration made a notice already in 2007, asking the companies to start to look for better alternatives.

I do everything in my power to protect this time so that I can be home by then to spend quality time with my children, asking them about their day, checking up on homework, reading them a bedtime story and giving them lots of kisses and cuddles.

I found that thanking people, sharing credit, listening attentively, humbly asking questions, acknowledging others and smiling has an impact.

He kept insisting, asking me to please let him take the guys to church, because that day, a pastor who performed miracles would be there.

So a few years ago I decided, well, I'm a journalist, I should see if I can do any better by going around the world and actually asking folks if and how they've tackled their big economic and political challenges.

So we need to stop asking kids, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" and start asking them, "How do you want to be when you grow up?" Their work will constantly change.

The very biggest brand-name schools are asking that of our young adults, but here's the good news.

And to do so, they put out an open call to the public asking for speeches, monologues, dialogues, poems, snippets of anything that could be read aloud and woven into a performance.

I don't have all the answers, but I know that unless our society starts asking better questions about why I was so lucky and about how to get that luck to more of our communities and our country's children, we're going to continue to have a very significant problem.

We're asking the doctor, now please start cutting away the tumor, and you'll see here the doctor just took the first quadrant of the tumor and you see that first quadrant is now missing.

And so in my lab at Stanford, my students and I are asking, what should we be working on now?

So in the lab, we are now getting to a point where we can actually start asking these cancer cells real questions, like, for example, are you responding to the treatment we are giving you or not?

We're asking questions to computation that have no single right answers, that are subjective and open-ended and value-laden.

We're asking questions like, "Who should the company hire?"

Over the past few days, many of you have been asking, "How did you come to this?

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