Sentence examples for Acquaintance in common from inspiring English sources

We played the name game and came up with an acquaintance in common; again I envisioned the what-if.

The term refers to the recurrent eerie phenomenon in which the unknown quantity in the adjacent airline seat turns out to have at least one acquaintance in common with you.

"But this didn't make sense to me since they had many friends and acquaintances in common.

The finding that short cuts make all the difference explains why total strangers can quickly determine that they have acquaintances in common and why epidemics spread so rapidly in the modern world.

The researchers found that despite their stated intentions, most of the executives spent the majority of their time with attendees they already knew and met new people only if they had acquaintances in common.

They will stay, and those two 'well-poisoners' — the Nazis deserve!" The two women never saw each other again after 1930, when Dietrich left Germany, nor did they write or speak or maintain more than a few acquaintances in common.

And there's even a magic number of acquaintances in common that makes you 90% more likely to want to get frisky….

Who are you?" As it turned out, the two had acquaintances in common and even had previously interned in the same place.

Over a roast chicken, they raked through sea acquaintances held in common.

A wake is attended by people acquainted with the deceased, and a celebrity is, in a sense, a mutual acquaintance we hold in common with the world.

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