Sentence examples similar to May we inquire from inspiring English sources
May we also inquire, then, who will police the media?
We inquire further, and it becomes apparent that we may be able to procure some black-market diesel.
We inquire into the matter.
We may inquire only whether it is arbitrary or capricious.
For maybe some labouring man or serving maid will come in sight, of whom we may inquire whether it is here that my sister hath her home.
Attendees of the International Light Fair Show in Philadelphia on May 17-21 may inquire for a private showing of Samsung's LED lights by attending the Samsung hospitality booth at Light Fair.
Nancy, Judith's sassy, promiscuous best friend, who's a journalist, has this to say about the Courtney Logans of the world: "May I inquire precisely why we went through a revolution in women's rights, why we bothered to have our consciences raised?
After dessert, Roosevelt caught the king's eye and inquired, "Sir, may we smoke?" In the years ahead, with upstairs rooms for family members and the caretaker added in 1941 and 1943, the president and Suckley escaped regularly to the cottage, where Roosevelt had set up a table and toaster so he could prepare buttered toast for guests without assistance, a matter of considerable pride to him.
And then we may proceed to inquire whether that which suffers dispersion is or is not of the nature of soul-our hopes and fears as to our own souls will turn upon that.
Into the motives which induced members of Congress to enact the Boulder Canyon Project Act, this court may not inquire.
