(1) There is a question mark over the future of geriatric care.

(2) His arrival clearly puts a huge question mark against the future of the present team captain.

(3) Put a question mark at the end of that sentence.

(4) A slight question mark against her character remains.

(5) A big question mark hangs over the company's future.

(6) A question mark still hangs over Beckham's match-fitness.

(7) There's still a big question mark hanging over his future with the team.

(8) A big question mark hangs over the wisdom of the move.

(9) There is now a serious question mark over his leadership ability.

(10) A question mark hangs over the future of the company.

(11) The weather forecast has put a question mark against the chance of doing any gliding tomorrow.

(12) A question mark hangs over the future of the company after shares plunged to a record low.

(13) There's a question mark about her suitability for the job.

(14) Light brown jacket, question mark shirt[sentencedict .com], without a hat.

(15) Why did it have a question mark?

(16) She drew the first question mark.

(17) However, a question mark continued to hang over Kaliningrad, which was not specifically mentioned in the agreement.

(18) One of the keys dispensed with was the question mark.

(19) He says obviously there's now a question mark over his future.

(20) A question mark now hangs over the funding of the initiative, which covers 90 per cent of the country.

(21) If the bolts were responsible, then a further question mark will hang over the future of the industry.

(22) The storm curled along the coast like a question mark; all over the city people braced themselves.

(23) Another question mark will be how the offering apportions the values of Wired, HotWired and HardWired.

(24) But a question mark still hangs over when the remaining 550 pupils can return.

(25) In the middle was a sharp little machine self-portrait, with a blinking question mark inside on the screen inside the screen.

(26) But when he looked at me, that furrow of care between his eyes turned into a question mark.

(27) Answer: a. If the words in parentheses need an exclamation point or question mark, place it inside the parentheses.

(28) Then the disk drive whirred once more and the question mark evaporated.

(29) Then follows more hearsay evidence, and the trail peters out on a question mark.

(30) They grew up in the Depression, when the certainty of a meal was a question mark.

(1) There is a question mark over the future of geriatric care.

(2) His arrival clearly puts a huge question mark against the future of the present team captain.

(3) Put a question mark at the end of that sentence.

(31) But there's a big question mark over whether they could afford to keep him in the Third Division.

(32) The biggest question mark over Major out of the row is how the Government got into this mess in the first place.

(33) The question mark at the end requires a response, helping the offended party to fulfil their scriptural obligation to forgive.

(34) Doubt is a question mark; faith is an exclamation point. The most compelling, believable, realistic stories have included them both. Criss Jami 

(35) The most important question mark, however, remains, as always, uncertainty about the future.

(36) And with a question mark against his judgment in the transfer market.

(37) Another big question mark: How vigorously will the local phone companies defend their turf?

(38) Many of these leave a very big question mark as to their eternal significance.

(39) But there is a serious question mark over whether fundholding at the level of single practices will remain viable.

(40) All the mirrors grew convex, she fingered the globe in its pregnant question mark.

(41) These disparities throw a question mark over the accuracy of social costs data.

(42) Ready for action A big question mark hangs over the wisdom of visiting any Arab state at present, writes Mike Harper.

(43) The query information returned includes the leading question mark.

(44) A question mark appears beside the mouse pointer.

(45) A question mark hangs over many of their futures.

(46) You're just a walking question mark this morning.

(47) His identity is still a question mark to most of us.

(48) Parameter markers, denoted by the question mark character (?), replace hard-coded predicate values to allow for greater flexibility.

(49) There's now a huge question mark hanging over the success of the negotiations.

(50) Using an asterix or a question mark when this option is enabled is only appropriate if they are part of the actual key name.

(51) A sea cucumber, startled by the Alvin, forms a question mark as it hurries away.

(52) Shall we put a comma, a question mark, a semi - colon or a hyphen here?

(53) New URI can include query string section (following question mark) and may direct to any files, script calls, program invocations etc.

(54) If a quest objective has been completed, the number will be replaced with a yellow question mark symbol.

(55) The question mark in the triptych is in the relationship between chance nature and free will.

(56) A kiss can be a comma, a question mark or an exclamation point.

(57) I think it it's just a question mark or a dash.

(58) You can either hard code parameter values as specific data values or use a parameter marker (a question mark '?

(59) We live under the shadow of a gigantic question mark.

(60) If there is a link in an unknown state, there will be a red question mark on the type icon.

(61) All of a sudden, my eyes up a big question mark.

(62) She found the essay and put a question mark at the place.

(63) After closer examination, he put a question mark against the theory.

(64) In earlier examples, we've used the plus sign and the question mark.

(65) Whether do we walk together or a question mark, the unknown?

(66) How to be wealthy, healthy happy will always remain a question mark.

(67) Coldness, dread, worrying my thesis, all inundated me, making my whole body scrunch more and more closely, then finally became a reverse big question mark.

(68) Put a question mark at the end of the sentence.

(69) The only real question mark concerning Cattermole is that a return to his native north-east may prompt a return to the dubious socialising which did not exactly enhance his progress at Middlesbrough.