Sentence examples for he would inquire from inspiring English sources
He would inquire after one's spouse, and ask whether the children were writing from college.
"Every company now wants to be a high-tech company, and we want to encourage them," Mr. Zhu said, as he headed for an electronics factory, where he would inquire about profitability.
"Honey," he would inquire via satellite phone, "did you check the sprinklers?" He grew up here in eastern Washington, where the Cascade Range gives way to the dry hills of the Methow Valley.
Are we shopping for views?" Or, pointing out a van along the way, he would inquire, "Who lives in that Mama Car?" Often, people thought we were homeless and offered us food or money.
He would inquire: "How many data points did you get today?" and "What is the data point count now?" These questions would be fired at me throughout the day and in emails late into the evening, oftenmultiple times in the same night, when he was expecting me to still be analysing and interpreting data from the day's experiments.
[Reached yesterday, Scott McClellan, a White House spokesman, said he would inquire whether the administration had any reaction to Neil Bush's activities, but by late last night Mr. McClellan had not called back.] All told, Neil Bush has raised more than $20 million over the last three years.
He noted that the invitation would be going out soon, and A/S Gottemoeller said she would inquire once she returned to Washington.
While there they would inquire about each other's lives.
Flechtheim descendants on Tuesdayannounced that they would inquire if further pieces from their ancestor were in the possession of the Bavarian authorities.
Withoutasking, they would inquire and record what town, parish and date your child's Communion was so that another girl didn't have the same dress".
Judge Thokozile Masipa said they would "inquire into whether the accused by reason of mental illness or mental defect was at the time of the commission of the offence criminally responsible for the offence as charged".
