Sentence examples similar to acquaintances up from inspiring English sources

New acquaintances bring up the topic of gross childhood injuries at their own risk.

The winner for Best Documentary at this year's Oscars, "Searching for Sugar Man," performed a similar reclamation effort for Rodriguez, the singer-songwriter who was the subject of that film, but a highly unscientific survey of my friends and acquaintances turned up more than a few who had heard of Rodriguez before the film.

The news of her hospitalization leaked onto Facebook, and friends and acquaintances lined up outside the hospital to pay their last respects.

The news of her hospitalisation leaked onto Facebook, and friends and acquaintances lined up outside the hospital to pay their last respects.

More or less everyone knows who he is, but this is New York, so only friends and acquaintances come up as he glides through the crowd, making his way towards the DJ booth to relieve local favorite and New York native Joey LaBeija.

After asking around several other acquaintances backed up the claim, and so my friend and I invited him to break the Ramadan fast with us so that I could ask him about this accusation.

It's hard not to fall in love with the idea of two old high school acquaintances teaming up to solve a long-cold case, proving that the yearning to solve a grisly crime is not confined to whatever notions of detectives we typically see on screen.

And I think about all my old neighbours and all old acquaintances … up through the road where I lived and what they were called and … how it was".

One day, two young men from Long Island, Rick Lazio and Michael Moriarty, were studying at American University School of Law in Washington when, according to Mr. Lazio, an acquaintance came up to his friend and said: "Hey, man, Moriarty, I saw your sister.

That was how a virtuous young woman of her acquaintance ended up dying young.

A Fourth-Grade teacher of our acquaintance picked up the following message off her classroom floor: Revolt!