After this the Ionians inquired of him for what reason he had so strongly urged Aristagoras to revolt from the king, thereby doing their nation so ill a service.
HRH's attempts to engage one in banter were naturally rebuffed, though the temptation was to inquire of him: "Now, where are the real horrors sitting?" For while it was the best of folks, it was also the worst of folks.
Toward the end, Blitzer, who had asked him tough questions all night, finally gave him a break, inquiring of Romney how he could seriously claim to be the heir to Ronald Reagan.
I gave him a call inquiring of his whereabouts, and he said he had some "bad Fiesta Chicken" the night before at the hotel we put him up in.
Now then forbear: of him inquire no more.
Ramos contacted Nacapoy, a Crescenta Valley High graduate, and inquired about the possibility of him becoming a member of Team Philippines in the World Baseball Classic Qualifier.
"Now what are they clapping for?" one lady in the audience inquired of her companion.
The attorney admitted inquiring of White House aides concerning the case, but denied using any influence on behalf of any client.
He inquired of young lady swaying on strap in front of him, "Where are we?" "Wall St.," she said in a sweet, tired voice.
I inquired of numerous people who had met him, at school, in the army, in later life: this boring factor was the most constant.
According to Haldeman, Christian inquired of Johnson, who admitted it to him.
