I asked a number of expert, or near-expert acquaintances to tell me everything they knew about Thomas Yalden, Thomas Tickell, Edmund Smith, Elijah Fenton, and so on.
On the morning of Day 3, while fishing with Alejandro Martello (a genial and expert guide whose acquaintance I had made the previous year on the Rio Manso in northern Patagonia), our angling hex finally lifted.
Blocking out a distracting memory is something like ignoring an old (and perhaps distracting) acquaintance, experts say: it makes it that much harder to reconnect the next time around.
It held a young Afghan, a relative of an Afghan agricultural expert who happens to be an acquaintance of mine.
An informal poll of experts in the odd science of acquaintance revealed a few practical tips, including the need for speed and why damaged people are often good friends.
In acquaintance assaults, sex crimes experts say, it is critical to speak with witnesses in a timely manner given that physical evidence may be lacking.
His acquaintance, Mr. Gregory, claims to be an expert regarding travel on the Continent.
Aburdene, from DC's affluent north-west quadrant, had an acquaintance who happened to be an expert on North Korea.
Mr. Schwarz's film is nothing fancy — the usual mix of historical images and interviews with acquaintances and experts — and Russo, perhaps, was not so different from other gay activists who were silenced by AIDS.
When Trump was elected, Busnel realized that many of the American writers of his acquaintance had foreseen what the political experts had missed.
