And so one of the questions that I asked you is, when you look around, what do you see?

Joseph's brothers turned around and asked, What is missing?

Joseph's brothers turned around and asked, What is missing?

When Brian Jones and I were flying around the world, the weather man asked us, one day, to fly quite low, and very slow.

And actually, social scientists have already gone out and asked these questions around the world.

And I put the rope around and around and around and around and around till I had no more rope.

I should've asked.

When he was alone, those who were around him with the twelve asked him about the parables.

When he was alone, those who were around him with the twelve asked him about the parables.

I asked them all.

I asked them why.

I asked him, Why?

I have asked him.

I saw. What is that? I asked.

I won't get everything I asked for.

I asked because I thought you knew.

And I asked myself, why?

I asked about his son.

I asked a question. Why?

I asked Tony a question.

I asked for Bob's help.

I asked him point blank.

I asked her to dance.

So I asked Natalie, what do I do?

I looked around.

Number one question I get asked.

And then I asked for verification.

And I asked him one question.

I asked him about the accident.

I was asked to wait here.

I asked each boy three questions.

I asked Mike to help me.

I asked the doctor some questions.

I asked a policeman for directions.

I asked Ken to help me.

I asked him to wait here.

I asked him to help me.

I asked her a difficult question.

I asked her for a date.

I asked for my father's help.

I asked for my father's help.

I asked him for a favor.

I asked her for her address.

I asked Tom a few questions.

He asked if I like mathematics.