More to the point, wasn't he going to turn around and ask me the very same thing?

"It looks like they're going to let us in and ask questions later."

The old man suggested to me the idea of someone who was going to visit his children and ask them how they were doing.

The last thing we need is somebody else going around asking questions.

"You're going to come over here and ask that after all this time?"

I'm going to get down on one knee and ask for your hand.

"We're going to go back to Congress and ask them for some review," he said recently.

There is neither young nor old but goes to learn and ask if he will take any of them with him.

"I'm going to call our space friends and ask for help."

Right now, however, I'm going to see our daughter and ask her myself if we have reason to be concerned on that count.