Sentence examples for acquaintance noticed from inspiring English sources

An elderly lady of our acquaintance noticed with some alarm that her canary was crouching wan and songless in a corner of his cage.

near 76th St. one morning, a matron of our acquaintance noticed a nurseryman wrapping burlap all the way up the trunk of a young gingko tree.

The New Yorker, August 2, 1947 P. 16 An elderly lady of our acquaintance noticed with some alarm that her canary was crouching wan and songless in a corner of his cage.

We were introduced to each other in an ideas and suggestions thread by a mutual online acquaintance, who had noticed that we had similar personalities and suggested we should write an article about how to get more people our age interested in politics.

It was only on further acquaintance that I noticed other traits.

You can link to your business through your personal profiles to get friends and acquaintances to notice your page.

Before police arrived, Dennis Quay, an acquaintance of Emma, had noticed her wandering the streets barefoot near the hotel.

She noticed that an acquaintance in yoga class had chopped her hair "practically to an inch of her head".

In his autobiography - entitled, predictably, By George - he mentions one other interesting factor: that, in mid-fight, he noticed a close acquaintance at ringside was rooting for Ali! Perhaps one of the reasons for his friend's conversion was that at the time Foreman was cast, very likely by his managers, as an ogre - a grim, unsmiling, non-communicative monster.

For example, a doctor could make a wrong diagnosis or fail to spot symptoms in a patient (and a Facebook friend) if they are too busy fielding questions about the barbeque they hosted last Saturday - the patient may have seen the photographs posted on their doctor's Facebook page timeline and perhaps noticed a mutual acquaintance.

Then, a few years ago, I started noticing acquaintances proposing avocado toast instead of lunch.