Here is a letter that was forwarded to us by a friend: Dear Mr. G: We are pleased to offer the following, for which you inquired nearly twenty years ago: "Memorials of the Family of Tufton, Earls of Thanet".
By William E. Duy and John McCarten The New Yorker, April 18 , 1970P. 34 Here is a letter that was forwarded to us by a friend: Dear Mr. G: We are pleased to offer the following, for which you inquired nearly twenty years ago: "Memorials of the Family of Tufton, Earls of Thanet".
Another thing which you must inquire is whether the hotel provides a timely maid service.
If you don't receive the order and more than 30 days have passed, call the clerk's office for the county in which you filed to inquire about the status of the guardianship.
Regardless of the company for which you work, you should inquire about health insurance.
If you are interested in pursuing an M.B.A. or other graduate degree, contact the registrar of the graduate school to which you are applying to inquire about course transfer.
"Which blue are you?" inquired the signs erected around Putney bridge for the start of this year's Boat Race, the 159th edition of an arcane ritual that was won by Oxford, whose victory was more emphatic than the boat length and a bit that separated the boats at Chiswick bridge suggests.
One question he asked was, "How much do you drink?" My answer reflected a moderate amount to which he inquired: "Do you know how much alcohol is too much?" Glimpsing the sparkle in his eye, I replied, "I'd say, any amount more than my doctor drinks".
MPs are normally granted access to government facilities into which they inquire.
Most of the things about which we make decisions, and into which therefore we inquire, present us with alternative possibilities.
