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inquiring

[in-kwahyuhr-ing] / ɪnˈkwaɪər ɪŋ /


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By Friday afternoon, Baker said, he had received hundreds of inquiring calls.

From Los Angeles Times

Henry Kissinger even sent Richard M. Nixon a memo about the tour, and the president scrawled a note at the bottom inquiring how “youth leaders might get the message.”

From New York Times

Now, as director of the Sweetwater and Nolan County Chamber of Commerce, Hunt fields calls from people in England, Germany and other parts of the world inquiring about the festival and making plans to visit.

From Seattle Times

"They have been calling and inquiring about a possible war, and some managers had postponed scheduled visits to approve new orders fearing they could get stuck if something happened," she said.

From Reuters

Over the last few weeks Ms. Marx said outreach from inquiring vendors has increased; she’s now getting 25 to 50 calls per week, though that is still down from the 50 to 100 before Covid.

From New York Times