Sentence examples for acquaintances lost from inspiring English sources

He can count 36 friends and acquaintances lost to gun violence, the latest in a shootout early Sunday.

Facebook, the popular social networking site where people share photos and personal updates with friends and acquaintances, lost some face on Wednesday.

Glass, a graduate of Hirosaki University's Agriculture Biotechnology department, told me he initially began his research into ayahuasca as part of an effort to treat his friends' depression, after several acquaintances lost their jobs.

But it was, she will admit, a time of random acquaintances and lost nights.

The simple pencil drawings, eerie in their cleanliness, seem almost as if pulled from a diary recalling crushes, acquaintances and lost friends.

By The New Yorker March 5, 2009 At his blog, Hendrik Hertzberg wonders if an old acquaintance has lost his marbles.

They accepted a lift from a male acquaintance who lost control of his car at a roundabout, turning the vehicle over.

"For a lot of people, their way into the business is meeting a friend or acquaintance who has lost a lot of weight.

I know that it is an extremely difficult situation there; I lost acquaintances in the event and wish I could be there now, may be in the future.

Earlier this winter, acquaintances of mine lost family members in separate skiing incidents, both in places and under circumstances that would typically be deemed unthreatening, or at least less threatening than what one imagines, when one hears of backcountry peril.

Rollinger has only a nodding acquaintance with losing.