1
The more it asks from me the more I give to it.
2
Or would you like me to return? Erik asks from the doorway.
3
God asks from us only what we willingly give to men.
4
The society only asks from its probationers the faith which it has in them.
5
Amanda asks from her side of the room, "You locked the door?"
6
She is not fairly up to what nature asks from her as wife and mother.
7
This is the greatest sacrifice revolution asks from us.'
8
The nation, through the medium of the Supreme Council of Castile, asks from me a king.
9
All she asks from you is Jaime Lannister.
10
If the governor asks from himself the alms of great pleasures, it is his duty to grant them.
11
Jacob asks from the back seat.
12
With a giving plan in place, it is much easier to say no to the barrage of charitable asks from friends, colleagues and relatives.
13
What the soul of the seeker asks from itself and the universe is, whether the ultimate principle of existent life is passional or philosophic.
14
Why do I then have my benefit taken away? Stephen, 52, asks from his front room in Maidstone with his wife, Elaine, next to him.
15
"Was he talking to you?" a smooth, strong voice asks from behind.
16
"May I enter?" Jost asks from the sliding door to my room.
