Sentence examples for acquaintances of that from inspiring English sources

One of my acquaintances of that persuasion said to me: I would not like to shoot a British soldier, but I would never, never inform on anybody who did.

Thinking about the friends and acquaintances of mine that have worked in jobs requiring little or no experience, the types of jobs included mailroom, postal delivery or related jobs, cashier, construction, and driving taxis.

Seven participants were selected per group and recruited among acquaintances of researchers that contributed to the study.

She described each horse to us as if she was about to introduce us to acquaintances of hers that she had friendship-matched with us.

It's the ideal place to make the acquaintance of names that might be less familiar, such as the airhorn-heavy, bass-driven sound of Bavarian duo Jakob and Benedikt (AKA Schlachthofbronx) as well as South African kwaito ambassador Spoek Mathambo.

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Later, while refilling a water glass, he became so distracted by a pair of acquaintances that he poured the water directly on the table.

I could give many examples of acquaintances that go out in gay places during the weekend but are extremely stressed just to think of the idea of coming out at work.

In addition, Truitt plus two other Iowa sailors and acquaintances of Hartwig testified that Hartwig was not suicidal and that the Navy was trying to "cover up" that the explosion was likely an accident.

Mr. Mack, who disputes suggestions by acquaintances of both men that he and Mr. Peek had clashed, says that "CIT was a bigger opportunity" for Mr. Peek.

Two acquaintances of Benedict said that he was a feeble manager as pontiff and that even if he had imposed the sanctions, he might not have had the wherewithal to enforce them.