He asked me who I was.

I asked who he was.

He asked me who that man was.

And what of Irene Adler?

And now?

Come!' 'What then?'

And how could you tell that they would make their attempt to night?

How are you feeling this morning?

I asked.

And he said, Well, how are you going to hear this? How are you going to hear that?

The question is... who are you?

She asked me who I thought would win the tournament.

Perhaps it would be better to go and see what the gardens were like.

Who asked you?

A little over precipitance may ruin all.

and did anyone teach them?

He asked me a question.

Come!' 'What then?'

It was like, Where do you want to go?

He asked me who had painted the picture.

He asked me who painted the picture.

Why is this the case?

Who should we be, how should we talk to you?

I didn't know how to look at them.

They're called the CCHR.

Well, I have an interest.

He asked me who I thought would win the race.

What it could be the derivative of.

Not one customer would refer us.

So, why do it?

Who's asking about mom?

So we started with them, saying, Well, what do you want?

And all day she walked around only in her underwear.

He was the architect of the Great Society programs under Lyndon Johnson in the 1960s.

We were sitting in the kitchen. Sue Klebold was fixing dinner.

I asked him what his name was.

I asked him a question.

I asked him for my mother.

The people, they stare and they ask who I am

You know, what are you looking for?

Did you ask Tom?

My mother asked us to feel her hand.

I asked him if he had got my letter.

I asked a policeman for directions.

He asked me if I was busy.