How to use "inquest" in a sentence

He gave a detailed statement on the evening of November 12th, after the inquest on Mary Kelly

Some writers have asked why he did not go to the police before the inquest

Was it because Mrs Lewis's testimony appeared in the newspapers only after the inquest? When he read the report, he realised that she had seen him opposite Miller's Court

'I wish an inquest wasn't necessary,' Colonel Julyan said, 'but I'm afraid it is

'The inquest will be on Tuesday afternoon,' Colonel Julyan told us

'There won't be any trouble at the inquest

The inquest was at two o'clock

I wondered what was happening at the inquest

So I went to the inquest

The inquest into Colonel Protheroe's death was held that same Saturday afternoon at the Blue Boar.

He had saved Mrs Lestrange from giving evidence at the inquest

I found her here when I came back from that inquest

'I saw a reporter at the inquest,' Anne said

'She came back from the inquest and found Lettice Protheroe here

At the inquest the next day, the parish clerk said that the key to the vestry had gone missing just before the fire

The inquest concluded that Sir Percival's death was an accident