Sentence examples for Inquire about one from inspiring English sources
When the job club she attended lost internet connectivity one week, she only managed to inquire about one vacancy, looking at five more the following week.
These cities normally do not permit police or municipal employees to inquire about one's immigration status.
When his father asks him how the market is doing, Mr. Cohn sometimes responds, "Which one?" even though he knows it's unlikely his father would inquire about one of the many esoteric markets he works in, he said.
When inquiring about one reputable private agency, my husband and I were told that we should join a local "friends of" chapter of that agency.
As she was about to leave, one of the government hosts inquired about one of the midwifery students at CASA who is from Veracruz.
They asked questions like, "Have you ever supported controversial causes, like homosexual rights, for instance?" and inquired about one juror's "roommate".
Questions follow a format such as, "Have you ever… cut your skin with a sharp object on purpose?" Those reported self-injurious behavior in the past year are asked additional questions inquire about burning one's self; eating or drinking something other than food, drugs, or medicine; biting one's self, hitting one's self, picking at skin, and putting something under the skin.
This was my belief nine years ago, when we first approached OpenTable to inquire about becoming one of its early customers.
Sources said he entered the store "earlier in the week" in the Newtown area and inquired about buying one rifle.
Among them are a large Waikiki hotel that has inquired about naming one of its towers after Duke, and the makers of Monopoly, who canceled plans to use Kahanamoku's name in their newly released Surfing Monopoly for fear of getting sucked into the trademark dispute's vicious undertow.
Later messages inquired about success (one month), dealt with maintaining abstinence (three months), and congratulated the participant for attempting a quit attempt (six months).
