Inquired [verb]

His former teammate Ben Wanger, who now plays at Miami as a graduate transfer, told the Yale Daily News that several athletes reached out to him to inquire about the graduate transfer process.

Indeed, no government agency has even inquired about it, according to Cappos.

I need not inquire whether his dismal behaviour was natural or assumed.

Elmer Spiker interrupted to inquire whether the turtles I had seen were "black-legs, red-legs, or yaller-legs."

"I am going to New York," he said, not giving me time to inquire into his strange proceeding.

In continuation of this topic, may I inquire when and where the two following bishops, deprived in 1690, died?

And I shall send my emissaries into the district of Montelimar to inquire into these disturbances you tell of.

Though he knew it was risky he determined to stop and find out where he was and to inquire the shortest way to Palmyra.

Now it will be as well here to inquire what good has ever resulted from this belief in what is commonly understood to be a ghost?

If you have more than one kind, he must first inquire which each guest prefers.