get an answer
receive an answer

But let me just try to get an answer from you.

I called your house all night and never got an answer.

Else could not get an answer when he asked why.

But I was the only one who ever got an answer.

The way to get an answer was to ask for one.

It was a question to which she would never get an answer.

So that when comes up we've always got an answer.

He knew he'd never get an answer to that question.

You always had to ask a question more than one time to get an answer.

But others were made to wait for weeks or months before getting an answer.

By the time we get an answer back, I might be ready to move again.

And there's only one place I can think of where we might get an answer.

I never did get an answer to that final one.

"Perhaps you'll do better at getting an answer than we have."

"I was never able to get an answer out of them."

"Is there anything you plan to do to get an answer?"

The best way to get an answer to a question is to ask it.

She got an answer, said something else, and then opened the door.

We have just got an answer from the Council on the common foreign and security policy.

"When do you think you'll be able to get an answer from her?"

I would ask why they did certain things, but it was not easy to get an answer.

The next day he got an answer, from both sides.

He had to call twice more to get an answer.

I did write about it, and never got an answer.

But the door was shut before I could get an answer.

So far, however, I have not received an answer to my question.

It's a question to which I've never received an answer.

She asked what was meant, but never received an answer.

These were two important questions, and I should like to receive an answer.

I've asked the same question before, but have yet to receive an answer.

But he does not appear to have received an answer.

You will, of course, receive an answer on this point.

After a wait of ten minutes Tom received an answer.

The ones he picked out that were more important received an answer.

Certainly, if the president has asked the question and received an answer, the rest of us are entitled to one as well.

It would be interesting to receive an answer on this.

I think that public opinion would like to receive an answer to these questions.

These are questions which I would be pleased to receive an answer to.

"You have received an answer which we could not read.

Had he not, in his moment of despair, received an answer?

This was one of the topics I never received an answer for.

To this letter, I received an answer by return of post.

A question he hoped to receive an answer to soon.

Never once did we receive an answer from a Congressman.

And to most of my questions I received an answer, although not always one that satisfied me.

I did not unfortunately receive an answer to this question.

R had often asked himself that question without receiving an answer.

The proposal did not receive an answer from the French.

"And another four to five days before we receive an answer.

The two had not howled for long until they received an answer from far off.