How to pronounce “inquire” in English

And then inquire, is that accurate?

that we inquire about decision-making.

So they inquired about dozens and dozens and dozens, and all these people had heard whispers about the show.

The "Monmouth Inquirer" published an account in 1838 based on investigative work of several people

The man inquired whose idea that was, and Peter proudly declared that Lucy had composed the songs for us.

So he inquired, why did the Greeks-- the few Greeks who could agree amongst themselves for long enough-- why did they win?

They have not come to inquire, to learn, and to understand.

in the latest issue of the Skeptical Inquirer.

And each kid needs to be able to inquire about something they really care about.

I, every time you inquire about a house on HomeAway we know a lot about you.

No, I inquired about her tattoos, but she also had bruises on her.

In 1838, the "Monmouth Inquirer" became the headquarters for news of this abandoned woman of the abandoned Afong Moy.

And then slowly, I inquired and I got to know that she was India's pride,

Whereas, if you inquired another deli, they'll be like oh, no one wants anything from Lazio.

I inquired, holding up one of Joseph Campbell's books on mythology.

And then you were spotted and your mom inquired.

Thus far, we've inquired with you about your past experience.

That might have been a little bit more "National Inquirer." But anyway, I'll get into the book now.

Basically, a loop back to my body to inquire instead of just with the mind, what could I learn from my body?

And that review, I tried to inquire with the White House and the National Security Council, to my knowledge has never been published.

to China I had rehearsed my lines to ask for the menu and inquire about take out

He says the Vice President saved his itinerary from his 1985 Iowa trip and inquired about a number of people he met.

people who preferred the New York Post or the daily news or the national Inquirer

As you said earlier, we need to ask questions and inquire, perhaps more than we actually advocate, so that we do unleash those different slices of genius and the

So before we begin, I believe Tina has a couple more questions to inquire, to ask me, before I launch into my presentation?

And so I thought, I will look them up and I will very politely inquire if they had deliberately done this.

Looking in the newspaper, she called a number where she could even inquire about jobs she had once left behind.

Information memory stored on a external source, they can't inquire of you, they can't challenge you, they're static.

"I professed a proper amount of sympathy for so great a calamity, and ventured to inquire whether accident or the torch of the incendiary had wrought such ruin. inquired Rustica.

And The Times has this process where, if anyone inquires about the rights to an article of any kind, it goes--

Instead, with a smile on her face, she inquired, how heavy is the glass of water?

he inquired.

So "Gizmodo" and "Huffington Post"-- which put me next to Britney Spears for some reason-- "Discovery Channel," "The Philadelphia Inquirer"

refrigerator how many kids do we have what is the color of our bedroom when sa inquired as to why he had been stopped

As best as possibly, get to parent, parent-teacher meetings, and/or at least be communicating and inquire

And I think, really-- we were talking the other evening about what it means to inquire and the idea of asking these questions,

But you work through those teas and, in the course, find the teas that you like, inquire as to quantity that's available, pricing,

Now what I'm saying is that if you start with an inquiry saying I don't believe, then you cannot inquire.

What I mean by that is, uh, to inquire to the nature of what's going on.

You know how I was talking about subject to object, if you just inquire about that,

And so when we inquire about the nature of this, and then you can say,

In academia, there are scholars, questioners, inquirers who ask questions even today.

Eddie inquired in Mandarin.

little bit about myself. I'm a reporter at the Washington Post. I've been there for 10 years or so. I used to be at the Philadelphia Inquirer. I've been a foreign correspondent

And when I first met with him, I inquired what had happened.

of this as a career option, just write this little column. And then my son was born and I wrote an essay about natural childbirth that ran in the Philadelphia Inquirer. And

So I wrote an essay about the difference between the, the childbirth classes and the actual childbirth. And it ran in the Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday magazine and it was the first

way but then there's a huge gate so you can't go there so you have to sort of run along the street actually inquired