Sentence examples for started to inquire from inspiring English sources

Some of TNT's customers in Scandinavia, for example, have started to inquire about the carbon impact of transporting their parts.

Eventually I started to inquire, and the next thing I knew I was talking to my cousin in Ohio".

Ever since 'impact' entered the government's vocabulary, funding bodies have started to inquire about the societal impact of research and 'public engagement' has appeared in academic strategy papers.

Mr. Seidel, from the district attorney's office, disclosed e-mails that he said showed false attempts by Mr. Haggerty to cover his tracks, especially once people inside and outside the campaign started to inquire about his spending.

12.34pm: Fedorcio concedes that he should have been of more help to Bob Quick, the former assistant commissioner, when the Mail on Sunday, started to inquire about his wife's business wedding chauffeur business.

It was not until last year that parishioners, noticing that the church building on Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills had begun to fall into disrepair, started to inquire about the use of the substantial donations collected by the parish, investigators said.

If a bill is rolling up a substantial majority, members will support it; if there starts to be a number of votes against it they will start to inquire or simply vote against it.

As awareness increases, men are starting to inquire about treatment more often, and doctors are addressing the condition more.

He starts to inquire about my work projects, but changes his mind, saying he'd rather hear about my blog and my comedy writing, since it sounds like that's where my passion lies.

My son, Jed Lenzner, was just a tot when the notes from Omaha started coming to inquire when I was bringing him to the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting.

The next day after inquiring about the tracking number, things started to go down hill.