The phrase "acquaintance outside" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to someone you know casually who is located outside, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I ran into an acquaintance outside the coffee shop yesterday."
Alternatives: "casual friend outside" or "familiar face outside".
At one point, the acquaintance outside, using some kind of hand-held device, began recording through the window, Mr. Solivan said.
But, as riot police and protesters renewed their acquaintance outside the Greek parliament, it emerged that even the latest savage cuts in spending could reduce national debt to only 125-129125-129%, rather than the original target of 120% by 2020.
Consider: If you are young, do you have a friend or acquaintance outside your family who is over 70?
Ask acquaintances outside your regular circle for references.
Some are lawyers representing accused terror suspects in the United States and often need to communicate with the suspects' family members or acquaintances outside of the country.
The doctor sent the video clip by e-mail to several acquaintances outside of Iran, hoping they would be able to bypass the country's Internet filters by uploading it to Web sites like YouTube.
Nevertheless, they buy honey as an obligatory gift item when visiting acquaintances outside the island and not to consume it themselves; hence, honey is sold mainly to foreign visitors and for export to the mainland.
A couple hours later, investigators have learned, Scarsella called a police officer acquaintance of his outside of Minneapolis and told him he'd shot the five protesters.
Outside acquaintances echo that she is more serious than she looks on social media.
The correlates classified under adaptive coping are: social support (family, relatives, friends, outside acquaintances) and problem-focused (for example, prioritization of goals, finding meaning, spirituality).
This is made possible by his physical strength and by what seems on first acquaintance a depressing lack of outside interests.
