1.  But in the final hour he did deliver the goods, taking impromptu questions from the audience.

2.  The president is taking questions from the floor.

3.  She will take your questions after she has made her presentation.

4.  The validation procedures were designed to be rigorous, and all levels of the CNAA took the question of rigour extremely seriously.

5.  Take the question of size.

6.  A nasty suspicion comes to me that he is taking the question seriously.

7.  Er, if people have any questions on individual presentations then I think we ought to take those questions while the group is up here.

8.  Congress speaker Thomas Foley meanwhile ruled out the president appearing before Congress after his speech to take questions in the style of the British Prime Minister.

9.  Almost makes you want to take the question back.

10.  An exception to the dismal run of chat rooms is the scheduled variety hosted by legitimate Web sites, where investment movers and shakers take real-time questions from participants.