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Discover Ludwig"made enquiries" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to ask or seek information about something. You can use it in formal or professional contexts, for example: 1. I made enquiries with the HR department regarding the company's paternity leave policy. 2. The detective made enquiries at the local bank to track the suspect's financial activity. 3. The customer made enquiries about the product's warranty before making a purchase. 4. The reporter made enquiries with various sources to gather information for the article. 5. The government has made enquiries into the recent rise in crime rates.
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Blackburn Rovers and Rangers have both made enquiries for Wimbledon's Scottish international goalkeeper, Neil Sullivan.
Jenkins has also admitted Real Sociedad have made enquiries about the Spanish manager.
The police made enquiries at the time but the source of the material has never been revealed.
He added: "As you'd expect, several people have got in touch with us since our appointment as administrators and made enquiries about buying the club.
Arsenal as well as Tottenham made enquiries about acquiring the services of the Spanish international in January but Barcelona were reluctant to sell at that time.
An FA spokesman said: "We have made enquiries to the club to find out what has happened and have offered our assistance and support".
"We have made enquiries," Hughes said after watching Fulham beat Port Vale 6-0 in the second round of the Carling Cup.
The company said it decided to sell the Cobar and Lomas Bayas mines after a number of potential bidders made enquiries.
"I made enquiries about getting a normal current account without an overdraft or credit card, but I was turned down by every bank I went to," she said.
Scared for her own safety and that of our children, she made enquiries at a refuge to make sure she has somewhere to go if needed.
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