Examples of 'meant to ask' in a sentence
Meaning of "meant to ask"
meant to ask: Intended to pose a question or seek clarification on a particular matter
How to use "meant to ask" in a sentence
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meant to ask
I always meant to ask her about that.
I thought witchfinders were meant to ask questions.
I meant to ask if you have a red dress.
Apparently we are not meant to ask but demand.
I meant to ask you how that date went.
Emma had always meant to ask someone about it.
I meant to ask you about the protagonist.
I do not think you meant to ask it.
I meant to ask you about the club.
The offerings were apparently meant to ask for rain.
I always meant to ask you about that.
Of course there is no way in which the policy is meant to ask.
I meant to ask you about that too.
I have always meant to ask.
I meant to ask you to pick me up an alpaca sweater.
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I always meant to ask you.
I meant to ask you at the amusement park.
I am not sure you are meant to ask that at the loony bin.
I meant to ask them what that scent was.
Your dad is also a politician I meant to ask whether you told him about us.
I meant to ask how much they collected.
She had a sort of feeling that Clarissa had not meant to ask her this year.
I meant to ask you in your previous post.
I knew there was something I meant to ask you.
I meant to ask how you got on this morning.
This is something that I meant to ask earlier.
I always meant to ask you what happened to him.
And one last thing I meant to ask you.
I meant to ask you tonight to come.
This reminds me of a question I meant to ask a long time ago.
I meant to ask you about this pretty stone.
I know what I meant to ask you.
I meant to ask you for a favor.
There is one thing I always meant to ask Jack.
Trials are meant to ask questions of ourselves.
There is something I meant to ask you.
I meant to ask you about it later.
Maybe that was what I meant to ask.
I meant to ask you last night.
And I am not meant to ask.
I meant to ask you to fill out my welfare application.
I saw this note that I made here that I meant to ask you about.
I just meant to ask what it costs.
Since we have this moment, there is something I have meant to ask you.
I meant to ask you the same.
Were you in town trying on dresses at a bridal salon? I meant to ask you.
I meant to ask how you see your future.
Have you had any news from your wife? I meant to ask if you had.
I meant to ask you this morning.
Not give answers. He believed that his book was meant to ask profound questions.
