Sentence examples for being apprised from inspiring English sources

White House officials said Mr. Gore was being apprised of the proposed strategy.

Even after being apprised of the correct number of beers, the subjects appeared disinclined to believe it.

And then this: "Ninety-three dollars for a non-band tour?" wrote Central Joisey, a Backstreets subscriber, upon being apprised of ticket prices for the Springsteen concerts.

The only people apparently being apprised of Mr. Kim's schedule are the South Korean media, who are either the world's greatest journalists or the recipients of some carefully directed leaks.

The action involved in those hearings is mainly behind the scenes: Sully's discussions with Jeff, his fellow-defendant at the federal hearings; his negotiations with the committee and union representatives in the hope of being apprised in advance of the criteria on which he's being judged; and, ultimately, his performance under questioning at the climactic hearing itself.

But isn't something similar happening today in the greatest "secular" democracy in the world to immigrants who belong to a group or groups deemed as "outsiders" by our government, the thousands who have been thrown into detention centers without being apprised of charges or given their right to legal representation?

But should I be apprised of all this?

"Death?" the sluttish housemaid gasps when she is apprised of the truth.

Penn State officials had been apprised of the investigation from the beginning.

David Skorton, the president of Cornell, was apprised of Nixon's comments over the phone.

Those smokers who argue that increased cigarette taxes are "unfair" should be apprised of the facts.