Sentence examples for Close acquaintances from inspiring English sources
Close acquaintances said he worked for a time as an NSA analyst and spent at least 15 years as a researcher for global investigative organizations, including Investigative Group International and Kroll.
Friends and former colleagues described Ms. Forrest — known as Kitty to close acquaintances — as decisive.
"I continue to return to them, like to a group of close acquaintances and friends," he told me.
Usually these people are close acquaintances, with family members mentioned in about 20 percent of dream reports.
By selling most of his equity, close acquaintances said, it was easier to split marital assets in the divorce.
To be sure, entrepreneurs of all stripes flourished during Edison's day, and Edison counted some, like Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone, among his close acquaintances.
The glaziers, however, were probably English with a close acquaintance with French models.
Close acquaintance with the language of the text is a prerequisite.
Yet, as her close acquaintance Roland Barthes said, it is only once the voice loses its origin that writing may begin.
They parted in 1527 but resumed their close acquaintance in Rome (1531), and it was the Roman style that influenced their subsequent development.
His coverage of the mob was helped by his close acquaintance with mobsters, people he met while hanging around N.Y.C. courtrooms.
