The other day, an acquaintance used the expression "It scared the bejesus out of me," and even now I thought of that narrator, Merricat.
Stephen L. Carter, The Dissent of the Governed Going Up? Susan Carrier of Los Angeles and an office acquaintance use their elevator time to catch up on personal news.
Over and over, old friends and new acquaintances, using phrases like "rotten" and "crooked," told me that, fundamentally, nothing has changed in Lebanon; that politics and economics remain, as one put it, "parasitical, feudal and entirely rapacious".
Seeds were asked to recruit friends and acquaintances using a coupon system.
Dorrinson said that acquaintances used to view him as a source of wisdom on a wide range of subjects, but added, "Ever since Ben Carson said that prisons make people gay, that's really fallen off".
In a 30-year-long project carried out on deaf children in America and Taiwan, whose parents can hear normally, she has shown that this is true.Even deaf children who have no deaf acquaintances use signs as words.
As the party sat at a single, long table over dinner and we swapped stories with consistently remarkable women close in age to or older than the newlyweds, I found a conspicuous difference in the language my partner and I chose to describe our community, our art, our politics and ourselves and the words our new acquaintances used.
Choose a social media platform that most of your friends and acquaintances use.
Anything beyond that — sitting down, renewing an acquaintance, becomes using your power and influence.
He was talking with an acquaintance and using a silver Sharpie pen to sign each puck for a charity.
