They routinely apprised us of antiwar protests, race riots, assassinations and the like.
"Liam did his job and apprised us of the situation," Dr. Treece acknowledged, referring to Mr. Berke.
He did his utmost to apprise us of the facts, even if those facts were based on distant memories of O-level biology.
The administrations of the villainous Nixon, the clownish Gerald Ford and the pitiful Jimmy Carter - would painfully apprise us of the error of our ways.
We also encourage those interested in our program to apprise us of that interest up to several years in advance, especially for those who may be oriented toward the physician-scientist track, since this requires coordination with research programs in individual laboratories.
In her fiction, too, Rand often indicates that emotions can sometimes be more trustworthy in apprising us of the truth than reason, a view that has recently gained support from cognitive, evolutionary, and social psychology.
They do not just keep us apprised of the fullness of the moon.
Thank you to the lady who keeps us apprised of the state of our parking lot, loves to turn in lost items, and shows people the way to the meeting rooms.
Drones, whether human-control or autonomous, are a true extension of our senses, placing us and keeping us apprised of situations far from home base.
Ideas are presented again at subsequent meetings, both to keep the rest of us apprised of progress and for the group's comments and feedback.
The Caputis were well aware of Warehouse 11's bad press, but Mr. Caputi, who works in law enforcement, said that Mr. Maundrell "didn't shy away from any of it, and he kept us apprised of what was being done to deal with any issues".
