Sentence examples for inquired whether it from inspiring English sources

Marr inquired whether it was fair to say that Ed Miliband had stabbed David Miliband in the back by entering the contest to be Labour leader.

One of the more unusual suggestions came from a 50-year-old woman, who inquired whether it might be possible to adopt Snowden.

A guard, looking surprisingly military, stared at us as we inquired whether it was possible, just here, to get down to the river.

Most recently, I inquired whether it was possible to buy an air-conditioner small enough to replace the ten-by-fourteen-inch discontinued model in my window (the answer is no, unless you know something that Allen L. does not).

Cole, the destroyer attacked while in port at Aden in Yemen, never would have been sent to "a vipers' nest" if the Defense Department had inquired whether it was safe, he charges.

And yet, while the agencies ask interviewees for details of their wedding during the immigration interviews, they do not specifically inquire whether it occurred by proxy.

(One of the characters, discounting the hypothesis that the man was blind, scornfully inquires whether it was a seeing-eye tortoise).

Like Natasha McDonald, she had found a villa via the Owners Direct and, like her, had used the "contact the owner" facility to inquire whether it was available.

He tells of his days teaching constitutional law at West Point, where eventually some cadets would privately inquire whether it would be best to out themselves and give up career hopes in such an intolerant military.

A test e-mail message sent recently to [email protected], inquiring whether it was a real e-mail address, yielded an automated response from Mr. Hesse, promising that a representative from his office would be in contact in about a week.

When he started shooting photos for Davis Studio in the 1960s, he said, his bosses had "to inquire whether it was all right for a black man to come to the school to take pictures".