"What just happened guys?" a confused Hamilton asked over the team radio.
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"We need to let them in, right?" she asked over the 911 line.
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"Why are you so quiet, so distant?" she asked, over and over again.
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"What's the worst that can happen?" he asked over dinner in Cambridge one evening.
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Founders are asked, over time, to sacrifice control — that's the nature of going public.
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Insider asked over 1,100 respondents per poll from December 2018 to September 2019 about their preferences.
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No one should be forced to answer a question they've been asked over and over again.
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Op-Ed Contributor Charlottesville, Va. — "Should we go downtown?" my wife asked over breakfast on Thursday.
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After the shooting, his father said officers asked over and over if Alan had a criminal record.
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"The same questions are asked over and over again about VR," Rodriguez said in her opening remarks.
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The buzzer rings; downstairs is a man named Jeff, whom Andrew has asked over, much to David's irritation.
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But nothing was forthcoming and questions were asked over the legitimacy of its previous images of the sunken ship.
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In the poll, INSIDER asked over 1,100 respondents whether they were gun owners and their attitudes on gun ownership.
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The family asked over and over, but the doctors who had cared for the young woman couldn't tell them.
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Asked over tea for help with the 100-person guest list for the party celebrating her hundredth year, Mrs.
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Lois Smith: I would hate to just ask you a bunch of things you'd been asked over and over.
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The third survey, conducted in September of 2016, instead asked over 300 people who they'd prefer to win the election.
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INSIDER asked over 22019,23.01 respondents about their views on what politicians should do if their supporters engage in racist behavior.
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"Did you watch 'The West Wing' tonight?" my sister Dottie asked over the phone in 2001 without offering any explanation.
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Questions are also being asked over whether the training procedures for pilots on the Boeing jet's new software were adequate.
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Asked over the weekend what he could do to try to avoid such injuries in the future, Severino was unsure.
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But there was one we asked over and over because we just could not believe the answer we kept getting.
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"Hey, Mom, can you tell me my Social Security number?" she asked, over the grinding guitars from the festival's main stage.
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So why, he was asked over tea during a visit to The New York Times recently, has he been doing this?
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When researchers asked over 350 of these couples about their secret to relationship success and longevity, what was the number one reason?
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"Did you see the photo I posted of Kelly* at the beach the other day?" my friend asked over coffee one day.
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One experiment, for instance, asked over 200 college students to look at and memorize the descriptions for six different types of desks.
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"What the hell do you have to lose?" he has asked over the past few weeks in a question aimed at blacks.
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"You know when someone asks if you're okay and then you lose it and start crying everywhere?" my ex asked over text.
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The apparition of these traces has caused the same questions to be asked over and over: What do these strange signs mean?
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In the past two months, I've been asked over and over and over again: What were you thinking when you tweeted that?
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"Have you ever seen what happens with a puppy when you pick it up?" he asked, over the phone from Vancouver Island.
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A study conducted by the Transamerica Center in November 2018 asked over 5,000 people saving for retirement how much they had saved.
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In a recent survey Stack Overflow, a forum for computer programmers, asked over 50,000 users in nearly 200 countries a battery of questions.
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One Canadian study asked over 1,000 adults about their sexual fantasies, and found that about half were interested in some kind of kink.
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Think of it like getting an eye test, when you're looking through different lenses, and being asked over and over: better... or worse?
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The recruiting and staffing firm for temporary workers asked over 500 hiring managers about what efforts they're using to widen their candidate pools.
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Asked over the roar of imported German machinery if they have ever taken a sip of the amber liquid, each shakes his head.
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"He has stated publicly that he is being asked over and over to say things he simply does not believe occurred," Smith said.
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A new study from GfK Consumer Life asked over 37,000 people in 393 different markets and 25 countries about their feelings on technology.
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Asked over text message about the significance of the lunch, Mr. Giuliani directed a reporter to Mr. Trump's show of support on Twitter.
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It has caused shockwaves in the business world with questions now being asked over the future of multinationals in Europe and international taxation rules.
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In our poll, we asked over 1,100 respondents about their views on raising the minimum wage and its possible impact, per the CBO report.
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When asked over the summer whether he intended to join a TV network, Flake said, "That's down the road," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But when asked over what time frame they feel the most pressure from investors to deliver performance results, near-57% of CFOs said quarterly.
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The two questions that, like some sort of protective incantation, are to be asked over and over again to credulous Facebook denizens across the land.
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When asked over what time frame they feel the most pressure from the CEO/board to deliver performance results, only 13% of CFOs said quarterly.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: But I know that I've been asked over the course of my life questions that would not have been asked from a man.
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Peter Kafka captured the gist in Recode: Republicans asked, over and over, whether Twitter's programs, policies and employees favored liberal causes and politicians over conservative ones.
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Job site Glassdoor recently published a survey that revealed 20 of the most bizarre job interview questions that have been asked over the last two years.
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Until one night, when we were 30 and 31, and I offhandedly (and uncomfortably) asked over dinner if he ever thought about the day Jonathan died.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — So it has come to this: The president of the United States was asked over the weekend whether he is a Russian agent.
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Yet, in last month's Democratic primary debate, moderators asked over 40 questions -- and made no mention of abortion, reproductive rights, child care or the gender wage gap.
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She has been asked over and over whether she would raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it, but had not answered directly until now.
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The poll asked over a thousand American adults to select up to three candidates they think will perform best at Thursday's Democratic primary debate hosted by NBC.
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She wasn't perfect, but she so naturally embodied the ideal for such prima roles that the question "Who is Miriam Miller?" was much asked over the weekend.
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Mr. Prost, the four-time world champion who retired from Formula One in 1993, had been asked over the years to collaborate on motor sport-related timepieces.
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As a result, questions are being asked over the strength of Europe's defenses against radicalization, terrorist networks and the apparent ease of movement of suspects throughout the continent.
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When asked over the phone about the Guggenheim intervention, Olek — an irreverent cross between a Guerrilla Girl and a Pussy Riot member — would neither confirm nor deny authorship.
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YouGov&aposs MRP survey, which asked over 100,000 people about their voting intentions, predicted that Goldsmith is "likely" to lose his seat to Lib Dem candidate Sarah Olney.
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Here are some that have been frequently asked over the years, but please post anything else you'd like to know in the comments, and we'll answer you there.
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"I've been asked over the years to do anything you can imagine to attach my name to it to," Winfrey, told PEOPLE in August of the new business venture.
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A large, longitudinal study In 1986 researchers asked over 7,000 Dutch men and women between age 239 and 290 about their height, current weight, and weight at age 230.
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And, as one of the 20143% in Thailand, questions were asked over how he could really connect with the issues of the normal people he claims to advocate for.
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When asked over the weekend, White House officials gave me the same answer they gave me just one week after Trump's initial comments: The declaration is undergoing legal review.
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To do this, I led an extensive research study called "The Black Report" where we asked over a hundred hackers, penetration testers and incident responders about their capabilities and motivations.
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"I've been asked over the years to attach my name to many product lines and would turn them down, because it really has to feel authentic to me," Winfrey said.
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The subtitle to my book, "A Guide to Becoming a Millionaire by 30," has provoked the hardest question I've been asked over the past two years: Is there a prerequisite?
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The wide-ranging poll of 880 LGBTQ Americans, which asked over 100 questions about politics and life, is one of the most detailed surveys of its type in the United States.
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Karen Simons, an employee, said in her 2013 lawsuit that in one instance, Steinhardt asked over the phone whether her husband satisfied her and asked her to have sex with him.
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We also have over 1000 Student Opinion questions we've asked over the years, gathered together in two lists: 650 prompts for narrative and personal writing and 401 prompts for argumentative writing.
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But while the leadership vacuum has become apparent in Germany, questions are now being asked over the future of Europe once Merkel, a well-regarded pragmatic and principled leader, departs the post.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau campaigned on the promise that he would legalize cannabis, and has been repeatedly asked over the past two years if he will pardon people convicted of possession.
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"Who drew the dicks?" is the central question, asked over and over (the phrase "drew the dicks" only gets funnier when occasionally replaced with "did the dicks") throughout the eight mockumentary-style episodes.
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No one knows how to pronounce actress Saoirse Ronan's first name, and you can tell by this compilation of clips that she just loves being asked -- over and over -- how to say it.
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I think when people had asked over the years, they'd been really hesitant because they didn't want to give people a show that was less than what they'd built up in their minds.
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Between 2011 and 2013, researchers asked over 9,000 people between the ages of 17.43 and 44 about their sexual experiences, attractions, and self-identifications as part of the CDC's National Survey of Family Growth.
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Several times each month since last December, Insider asked over 1,100 respondents about the Democratic field, specifically, if they'd be satisfied or unsatisfied with known each of the known primary candidates as the nominee.
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In the Q&A period, where questions were asked over Facebook Live and from the audience, one person asked why, if they are so focused on transit, that they haven't partnered with a transit company.
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It's a question many have asked over the past couple of years, but the stakes are now higher for the Watch with its newfound ability to detect atrial fibrillation (AFIb), or an irregular heart rhythm.
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Karen Simons, an employee, said in her 2013 lawsuit that in one instance, Mr. Steinhardt asked over the phone whether her husband satisfied her and asked her to have sex with him, the suit alleged.
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"When asked, over 60 percent of voters preferred a congressman who would work with Paul Ryan, while only 28 percent chose Nancy Pelosi," according to a memo from Congressional Leadership Fund executive director Corry Bliss.
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Here are some real questions Muir and Raddatz asked over the course of the night, lightly paraphrased: Even when the questions were reasonable, they did no follow through to ensure the candidates actually answered them.
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A recently released survey by Medscape asked over 28503,22019 physicians from over 30 specialties about "burnout," a condition defined as a loss of enthusiasm for work, feelings of cynicism and a low sense of personal accomplishment.
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I asked over 50 other gaming cammers the same questions and found that currently the most popular game among them is Blizzard's popular hero-based shooter Overwatch, with World of Warcraft coming in just behind it.
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Asked over the weekend about the prospect of Medicaid cuts, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to President Trump, said on ABC that Republicans were not in fact cutting funding for the government-run insurance program for the poor.
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Spiegel and his top lieutenants were asked over and over again about Snapchat's user base, which isn't growing as quickly as it was a year ago, and Snapchat's business, which isn't as big as analysts had anticipated.
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It's a simple and fair question that needs to be asked over and over again: If you have a health plan but it's too expensive to use, what good is that health coverage in the first place?
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He bid on two of the other properties, pushing one from 300,000 to half a million dollars before his lawyer asked over the phone "Do you want to stop?" and the other from $300,000 up to $450,000.
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"Their programming is absurd," said Gabriel Szatan—the Editor-in-Chief and Music Programmer at Boiler Room in the UK who has also hosted and produced shows on NTS—when asked over email what makes the station special.
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The sexual assaults on New Year's Eve in Germany have threatened Merkel's migrant strategy, however, with questions being asked over the country's immigration controls and checks and, more widely, Germany's ability to integrate newcomers with diverse cultural backgrounds.
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Read more: Bernie Sanders says Joe Biden is doing what 'Republicans do' when it comes to his healthcare planINSIDER asked over 1,100 respondents their feelings about their health insurance and whether they would be open to changing it.
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A study published in September asked over 8,000 adults ages 19 to 97 about their childhood experiences with spanking and found that those who were spanked were more likely to drink heavily, use street drugs and attempt suicide.
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Civil liberties and human rights are key pillars of the European Union but after yet another terrorist attack in a European capital, questions are being asked over whether the bloc needs to restrict freedoms amid the heightened terrorist threat.
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Civil liberties and human rights are key pillars of the European Union (EU) but after yet another terrorist attack in a European capital, questions are being asked over whether the bloc needs to restrict freedoms amid the heightened terrorist threat.
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Lawrence Lessig, a law professor at Harvard University and noted net neutrality advocate, when asked over email whether people should have any faith in internet providers to keep net neutrality, passed along this link: The story of the Girl and the Snake.
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Karl Moore of McGill University in Montreal, who has asked over 200 CEOs about introversion on the radio show he hosts, says that introverts who make it to the top usually learn how to behave like extroverts for some of the time.
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It was a question that was being asked over and over again at the All England Club on Sunday after the crowd favorite did almost everything better than Novak Djokovic - except convert the two match points he earned deep into the fifth set.
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When asked over the summer whether he would defend the Baltic States in the event of an attack from Russia, Trump said, "If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes," according to a transcript of the interview from The New York Times.
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Like pals Paul McCartney or John Lennon, Harvard statistician Mark Glickman and felllow researcher and Beatles fan Jason Brown came together to solve a question many loyal listeners have asked over the years: who wrote the melody to one of the band&aposs biggest hits?
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A report published by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)—part of the Economist Group, which separately publishes the Economist magazine—and sponsored by UIPath, "the world's leading Robotics Process Automation" (RPA) company, asked over 22050 senior executives about their impressions and attitudes about automation.
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The Pew Research Center is a think tank based in Washington, DC. In 274, it asked over 240,221 Muslims living in the US and over 453,245 other Americans: Do you think American Muslims want to adopt American customs — or remain distinct from larger society?
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Asked over the weekend to respond to CNN's report that Nunes was still overseeing the committee's subpoenas, Schiff, one of the people who first called for the California Republican to recuse himself, said it was true, but he wished it were not the case.
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Here are a collection of quotes from the first years of Bieber's fame, when the 15-year-old was simply asked over and over again how he'd gone from YouTube star to Usher protegé, and how he got his hair to do that swish thing.
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For 90 minutes on Tuesday night, Mr. Pence, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, was asked, over and over, to carry out perhaps the most unenviable, thankless and futile task in American politics: answering for Mr. Trump's cruel name-calling, factual distortions and radical proposals.
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"A queen who has been asked over the decades to host tyrants such as Presidents Mobutu of Zaire and Ceausescu of Romania is going to take a brash billionaire from New York effortlessly in her stride," William Hague, a former foreign secretary, wrote in The Daily Telegraph.
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"The astronauts have weekly tagups with flight surgeons and medical personnel, and do numerous assessments throughout their time on orbit as [the medical monitoring experiment] page indicates, but they are not wired up around the clock," NASA's space station spokesperson Daniel Huot wrote when I asked over email.
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The European Commission's ruling that Ireland must claw back billions in unpaid taxes from U.S. tech giant Apple has caused shockwaves in the business world with questions now being asked over the future of multinationals in Europe, international taxation rules and even the economic partnership between the U.S. and Europe.
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Meanwhile, the EU's ruling that Ireland must claw back billions in unpaid taxes from U.S. tech giant Apple has caused shockwaves in the business world with questions now being asked over the future of multinationals in Europe, international taxation rules and even the economic partnership between the U.S. and Europe.
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To determine the approximate amount of debt Americans have acquired on behalf of their partners, Finder asked over 218.27,22019 U.S. adults ages 18 to 91 to share how much debt they've taken on from a past or current partner, why they took on that debt and what type of debt it is.
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"Since my recovery, I have been asked over and over what it feels like to be conscious and aware but unable to communicate; to be paralyzed and understand what people were saying around me, but only able to move my eyes from one side to another — and blink," writes Kjaergaard, 45, who resides in Copenhagen.
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From his thoughts on health care and immigration to his record on criminal justice reform and comments on race relations, to his stance on trade and record on the Hyde Amendment, Biden was asked over and over again by the moderators — but more notably by the other candidates — to defend positions he's held in the past.
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Inspired by the conversation that came out of the Ellen Pao versus Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers trial, the creators of a new survey, "Elephant in the Valley," asked over 200 women in tech — all with at least ten years worth of experience and the vast majority (91%) living in the San Francisco Bay Area — about what it's been like working in the industry.
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