Sentence examples for are acquainted from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivanov and Mr. Putin have said they are acquainted from work in the Leningrad office of the K.G.B. in the 1980s.

The ironically titled "Café Society" is a portrait of two "shattered women," mothers who are acquainted from their children's school, who meet in a shabby coffee shop where Ben, a truly monstrous preschooler, wreaks havoc on the cafe and on their conversation.

The adjective cartoonish, in this context, connotes no blood, unrealism, an element of humor no more distressing than the violence we are acquainted from cartoons.

The adjective cartoonish, in this context, connotes no blood, unrealism, an element of humour – no more distressing than the violence we are acquainted from cartoons.

Williams and Homicide regular Richard Belzer were acquainted from a HBO comedy special they both appeared in, although the two had never acted together before.

Where does the idea -- that sex is the preferred outcome when a man and a woman are acquainted -- even come from?

But we are acquainted with their bitterness from the start.

Most people, Granoetter discovered, find new jobs, or for that matter new information or new sparks of insight not from those we are close to, but rather from those we are acquainted with — those who are currently leading different lives than we are.

From here, if you are acquainted with the drum, skip to step 5. Look at the drum.

"From what we are told, they are acquainted," Chief Heider said.

Fact: on June 14 , 2011 I received an unsolicited email from an artist with whom I've been acquainted for years.