Sentence examples for inquiring just from inspiring English sources

With a little discreet pressure and, said Venezuelan newspapers, offers of up to $450,000 of bounty money the police soon turned her round.Congress is inquiring just whom Mr Perafan may have turned round that he was able to live peaceably in Venezuela since (maybe) early 1996, with a Venezuelan identity card at that.

On that note, it's worth inquiring just where Livio & Roby position themselves in the Romanian realm.

Might I inquire just what you called him?" "Cactus Butt".

Did I think, she inquired just as her eyes were closing, there was any chance that her father and I would get married to each other again?

Why couldn't it have been Stellenbosch, the hard-pressed Jo'burgers might have inquired, just as Dover's beleaguered burghers ask why their unwelcome cross-Channel guests couldn't have been visited instead on the bleeding-hearts of Hampstead.

Without saying a word, a guard whisked us in — we passed an exiting stream of museum staff members heading home for the night — and swiftly the door shut behind us, lest a less-entitled passer-by inquire just what was going on here.

"This is absolutely amazing and I would love to know what they were, even if they weren't 'alien spaceships.' Inquiring minds just want to know".

Where was Bookshelf, she inquired, and Just a Minute?

Having been taught to take nothing for granted, a journalist ambled over to inquire, "Say, just who is this A-Rod, anyway?" New Yorkers know when they are being twitted.

"You know," she explained "one of those parallel-column things, so you can find out how to say, 'Call me a taxi, or 'Where is the ladies room?'" The salesman inquired for just what purpose the lady wanted the Latin-English dictionary.

So to ensure that only truly faithful Christians remained within the realm, the grand inquisitor Torquemada reformulated the Inquisition to inquire not just into defendants' religious faith and practices but into their lineage.