Did you find him ''??

`` Did you tell him all this ''??

Turning to the reporters, she asked, `` Did you hear her??

`` Did you ever know a man with greater zest for information??

Did you get the whisky ''??

Did you ask him about the whisky ''??

Did you go to their funeral ''??

Eventually such incidents became more sporadic, and more sharply demarcated from her day-after-day behavior, and in one particular session, after several minutes of such behavior -- which, as usual, went on without any accompanying words from her -- she asked, eagerly, `` Did you see Granny ''??

`` Did you see the car parked across the street ''??

`` Did you hear them??

There was also the one salient question to ask, and ask widely: Did you notice anything out of the way??

`` Did you hear Tim return ''??

`` Did you kill Diana Beauclerk ''??

`` Did you ''??

`` Did you make friends easily ''??

`` Did you follow me to see my shame??

`` Did you think there were two ''??

`` Did you watch him ''??

`` Did you do that ''??

`` Did you know he is advertising his ham-radio equipment for sale this weekend??

Did you ever see a play ''??

screaming ' Did not / did too ' at each other, as the Heathers look on.

Gellar met her future husband Freddie Prinze, Jr., during filming of the 1997 teen horror film, I Know What You Did Last Summer but the two did not begin dating until 2000.

The Vandals may not have been any more destructive than other invaders of ancient times, but they did inspire British poet John Dryden to write, Till Goths, and Vandals, a rude Northern race, Did all the matchless Monuments deface ( 1694 ).

* Did not finish, a designation given in a race, indicating that the competitor did not finish

* Did not finish ( DNF ): Usually due to injury, the skater did not finish the race

* Did not skate ( DNS ): The skater did not go to the starting line.

Did the princess save her love by pointing to the door leading to the lady-in-waiting, or did she prefer to see her lover die rather than see him marry someone else?

As Robert Browning observed: " Did Justinian really bring himself in the end to make a choice, or did Callinicus make it for him?

Did he always want the throne, or did Henry VI's poor government and the hostility of Henry's favourites leave him no choice?

In addition, Irving was influenced to embrace Holocaust denial by the American historian Arno J. Mayer's 1988 book Why Did the Heavens Not Darken ?, which did not deny the Holocaust, but claimed that most of those who died at Auschwitz were killed by disease ; Irving saw in Mayer's book an apparent confirmation of Leuchter's and Zündel's theories about no mass murder at Auschwitz.

* Did graduate work at Brown University where he did studies of " conditioned poerate response " of white rats under various conditions as a part of his Ph.

* Hyman did not keep her correspondence, according to Frederick R. Schram, who found some of her letters to Martin Burkenroad in the archives of the San Diego Natural History Museum ; see Schram's " A Correspondence between Martin Burkenroad and Libbie Hyman ; or, Whatever Did Happen to Libbie Hyman's Lingerie ," in F. M. Truesdale, ed., History of Carcinology, vol.

The first admission of guilt is usually obtained by asking the alternative question " Did you plan this out or did it just happen on the spur of the moment?

* Did the vision declare all contemporary churches ( or specifically the Methodist church ) corrupt, or did Smith believe this to be true before he experienced the vision?

As the door opens, the author interjects, " Now, the point of the story is this: Did the tiger come out of that door, or did the lady?

* Did the sea rise or fall first, and how many hands did it rise above the normal?

Did you drove or did you flew?

Question sentences are started with did as in Did he walk to the store?

This is also called " Little Did He Know " writing, as in, " Little did he know he'd be dead by morning.

* Did not have a driver's license but could drive fairly well ; which he did in a few movies / TV parts, for example in the Riget-series.

* after this Examinant together with the said Robert Clarke went from the fort to the towne of Galway: vpon whose comeing there was a Court of assembly called where were present the Maior Adermen and burgesses of the towne or the < A > greater part of them, and likewise Mr Patrick Darcy & Mr Martin Lawyeres Before whom this Examinant and the said Robert Clark were called And this Examinant shewing the said warrant before the said assembly, the said Mr Darcy and Mr Martin being present, They the said Mr Darcy & Mr Martin Did there publickly declare that it was treason in this Examinant and the said Clark to hinder & deteine the said Armes from them by virtue of the said warrant ( they then pretending themselues to be his Maiesties subjects ) And therevpon committed both of them to the towne gaole of Galway where they remained for the space of 10 or 12 dayes following vntil they were released by the Erle of Clanrickard, And this Examinant further saith That the said Erle of Clanrickard did make an end of the said differences betweene the merchant of the said shipp & the said Robert Clarke, and did assure the said Clarke that all things shold be fairly carried But the said Erle Leaving the said towne of Galway the said Dominick Keghran factor to the said Tho: Linch with divers others, ( by the direction of the said Mr Darcy and Mr Martin ( as this examinant verely beleeveth went aboard the said shipp & carrjed with them seuerall boats, vpon pretence to vnlade the salt, And vpon their comeing to the said shipp ( the said Clark being at the fort, and some of his men to out of the ship to fetche Ballast ) entered the said ship and killd the Masters Mate and twoe or 3 more of the men aboard the said shipp and wounded seuerall others there, & soe possessed themselues wholly of the said shipp, being of the burden of three hundred tun or thereabouts, And likewise tooke out of the said shipp, about tenn peece of ordinance, which were landed presently, and planted against his Maiesties fort And further this Examinant saith That in the beginning of the Rebellion, vntill such tyme as the said Mr Darcie and Mr Martin came to the towne of Galway, they within the said fort were furnished of such necessaries as they wanted for their moneys But after the comeing of the said Mr Darcy and Mr Martin to the said towne, the townsmen admitted the Irish people of Err Connaght, to come into the said towne, whoe robbed this examinant and the English Inhabitants within the said towne and Killd & murthered seuerall of them: Amongst which they cut off the heads of one John Fox & his wiffe, and murthered one Mris Collins as she was kneeling at her prayers, And as this examinant hath heard, after the said murders were comitted the Irish tumbled the heads of the heads of the said ffox & his wiffe about the streets, And further saith That at althoughe the said people of Err Connaght had robbed and murthered the English as aforesaid: yet neither the Maior or Aldermen of Galway aforesaid or the said Darcy < A > or Martin did any way punish the offenders, but rather abetted and manteined them in their barbarous cruelties And this Examinant further saith That after, by direction & helpe of the towne of Galway the said fort was s beseiged, And the townsmen of Galway hyred the Cuntry to doe the same Soe that the fort was inforced to yield about the xxvth of June 1643: Wherevpon this Examinant went into the towne of Galway to demand some of his goods according to the quarter given them, And in the meane time the shipping being in the harbour went away & left this examinant behynd Soe as he was inforced to get a Convoy to Bonrattee to the Erle of Thomond, And being there one Dunn servant of Sir Roger ô Shafnusy, related to the Erle of Thomond and him this Examinant, that he sawe the said Richard Martin whoe was then Major of Galway, vpon a Sunday morning with a pick ax in his hand setting people on work to domolish & pull downe the fort of Galway John Turner Jurat.

:" Did you see them turn, did you feel the burn