Sentence examples for acquaintance later from inspiring English sources

A private vehicle that belonged to an acquaintance later arrived.

A childhood acquaintance later commented, "I had never seen such an antisocial monster".

At the execution ground, an acquaintance later told them, her eyes swept the crowd as if looking for faces she knew.

He was also one of the original founders of High Times magazine, buddying with Neil Young, Hunter Thompson and Norman Mailer (who, along with Doris Kearns Goodwin, a Boston acquaintance, later testified on his behalf).

The acquaintance later told the police that she had dropped the pair off at Grand Central Terminal about 7 30 p.m., and that after learning of the police hunt for the girl, went to the 114th Precinct in Queens to report what had happened.

The old acquaintance later deposits a harmless bottle of wine on their doorstep, but after Simon and Robyn invite him over for dinner, Gordo's presence quickly becomes a bit too pervasive.

Clinton was a relentless networker, starting to put in place that impressive network of acquaintances later known simply as FoBs (Friends of Bill).

He saw Nettles as his soulmate, and some of his acquaintances later recalled that she had a strong influence on him.

After he and Goldman parted ways, in 2000, Novogratz had described himself to the acquaintance who later ran into him eating the hot dog as a "discredited rich guy".

His former college acquaintance James later wrote that "his friends sought to dissuade him from publication.

She said she was lent the animal by an acquaintance who later said he did not want it back.