Príklady inquire

• "How is your wife now, Charles?" "She's improving, thank you. It's kind of you to inquire."

• Mrs Tuck called half an hour ago to inquire whether her order was ready.

• I thought it might be rude to inquire about her ex-husband.

• I have a customer on the phone inquiring about the publication date.

• "Are you the manager of this establishment?", he inquired sternly.

• Trimming hides and augments the beginnings and ends of dresses; it confuses the issue of construction and baffles the inquiring eye.

• As part of this interview, she inquired about the child's language experience across all sources, including family, daycare, other adults, peers and television.

• During periods of active surveillance, health workers visited each volunteer home twice weekly, inquiring as to occurrence of diarrhoea since the last visit.

• Moreover, doctors who had not been in attendance at a death often accepted the word of those who were, without inquiring further.%!

• The interviews inquired about physical symptoms, social concerns, psychological problems, and existential issues.

• The proof hence appears to be a tool for inquiring into the range of problems for which the procedure can be used.

• After inquiring with two provincial agencies, the association found reports concluding there was no evidence to support the implementation of systematic bone densitometry screening programs.

• They never inquired into the over-all problem of sanitary functions themselves.

• Our inquiring minds are seldom satisfied with incomplete accounts, such as ' 'to get to the other side' '.

• A law student inquires whether a correction of sneaked to snuck suggests misinformation and misguided rigidity.

• Finally, the article inquires into the key repercussions of introducing binding regulations.

• In order to measure social capital, therefore, we need to extend the range of questions beyond those inquiring about human nature in interpersonal relations.

• If you order a mason to build an oven, he immediately inquires about the progress of the peace, and descants on the preliminaries.

• Clearly, the 1992 question referred to the feeling at the time of the interview, while the 2000 question inquired about the state over a period.

• Another steward, carrying a plate of ' hearts ' is preceded by an obsequious figure inquiring which ' heart ' his lordship required for the day.