Sentence examples for apprised that it from inspiring English sources

To let it be known that women in the political realm are also unfaithful may not be the most savory of goals, but the public deserves to be apprised that it happens.

6.49pm GMT Be apprised that this blog entry contains the F-word.

Moments after Mason made his comments, he was apprised that Twitter had lit up with chatter about his revelations.

"I've heard others say that neither you nor your lawyers had been apprised that you are a target of the investigation.

If chugging vinegar sounds curious to you as well, be apprised that this centuries-old practice has only recently been abandoned.

"Have you or your lawyers been apprised that any members of your current or former staff are targets of the investigation?" pushed Baier.

"He said, 'What is Wimbledon?"' Khrushchev was apprised that Wimbledon was the premier tennis tournament, and, according to Morozova, "Next year, we have people at Wimbledon".

Finding he has left his wife's Christmas gifts at their summer home, he decides to escape his minders — who have been apprised that assassins are lurking nearby — on Christmas Eve and venture forth on horseback to retrieve them.

Police now know that interrogation without warnings will void a confession, and the Federal Government at least is apprised that unduly long detention prior to arraignment will invalidate a confession obtained during the detention period.

But, after the return is made, and the state judge or court judicially apprised that the party is in custody under the authority of the United States, they can proceed no further.

It held, however, that petitioner was entitled to no relief since the jury had already been apprised that someone whom Hamer had tentatively identified as being a public defender 'was going to do what he could' in aid of Hamer, and 'was trying to get something did' for him.