Sentence examples for began inquiring from inspiring English sources

I began inquiring about economics and science courses.

As early as high school, scouts began inquiring about him.

"So we began inquiring, 'What are you folks doing; are you doing the Messiah?' " he said.

The paper said the plans for the sculpture were scrapped after the newspaper began inquiring about the artwork.

Goldman Sachs was mortified when I began inquiring last week about its stake in America's leading Web site for prostitution ads.

Mr. De Rienzo began inquiring about the buildings after he noticed several boarded-up apartments while walking on his old block.

At the royal première of "Lawrence of Arabia," in 1962, the Duke of Edinburgh, chatting with the director before the show began, inquired politely, "Good flick?" Lean received his first credit as editor on "The Night Porter" — sadly, not the leather-and-jackboots Nazi-flavored outrage with Charlotte Rampling but a short film of a music-hall skit, made in 1930.

And, he said, prospective tenants, including Northrop Grumman, have already begun inquiring.

We don't know how to even begin inquiring into a president's mental health, so we rationalize aberrant behavior as being part of some subtle strategy.

Developers have begun inquiring about The Post's headquarters recently because a building next door, at 1100 15th St. NW, has been on the market and is on land the Post owns.

With poverty offering up an unquenchable pool of volunteers, the local authorities say the ring had also begun inquiring about buying other vital organs from poor residents, including lungs, livers and corneas.