Ask who?

Why do we ask so many questions?

In 30 years, it will be as easy to ask a computer a question as to ask a person.

Better ask Captain Smollett.

Ask who's calling.

We ask the reverse question.

We have to ask a different set of questions.

This is a quote, actually, from Alan Turing In 30 years, it will be as easy to ask a computer a question as to ask a person.

So we're asking the opposite question.

Alice ventured to ask.

And now we can ask,

We always ask people,

So we ask the question again,

We're asking things like

What if we started asking,

We must ask your mother.

Let's ask for directions.

We'll ask the old man.

But it's not easy. It's not easy to ask.

We must ask not just 'Is it profitable?' but 'Is it right?'

We're not asking important questions.

They say, Let's question authority.

And that bias is that we're asking

And we do not ask this question.

Now, let's ask another question.

We must ask Mrs. O'Hara.

Yes, oughtn't we to ask?

For that we have to ask, what is nature of mind?

For that we have to ask, what is the nature of mind?

We have Lesters from everywhere. We could think,

But we can ask, Where is the rose?

We have to ask ourselves hard questions.

We really have to ask the question

We ask God to end this occupation.

I mean, let's ask ourselves Why are we fighting it?

But if we are in a reflective mood, we can ask,

And still we ask, why doesn't she just leave?

And we might also ask the question can we always do it? Can we get every right hand side b? And certainly it will depend on

So we have to ask why.

Yeah, can we ask about the blonde too?

Of course, we gotta ask Marty first.

So we could first ask, Is it less than N?

But a scientist must ask where the extra material is coming from.

Realize that we will never need to ask more than five questions.

Where are we going to use it? We can all ask that. Do you want Arabic?