Sentence examples for decided to acquaint from inspiring English sources

Deciding that just sticking to German and Italian would be far too straightforward, I decided to acquaint myself with Ladin.

Even though he didn't particularly seem to mind, she worried that he might get irritated or bored if he kept losing, so she decided to acquaint him with a more advanced level of strategy.

And we know that other backup had arrived because, unlike people who create these graphics, you and I read the news and have decided to acquaint ourselves with the horrific chain of events before firing up Photoshop.

We decided not to acquaint our research subjects with the original version of the questionnaire.

The idea for the new book was born after Ms. Birnbach and Mr. Kidd became acquainted on Facebook and decided to meet for lunch last May.

He grew familiar with the need for sustainability in building design – and then intimately acquainted with it, when he decided to build an eco-home, complete with turbine, ground-source heat pump, solar panels and rainwater recovery systems, on the site of a former farmstead at Harwood in the Lancashire Pennines.

They had long been acquainted, but when Salvador and Vian decided to work together in 1956, the poet had a huge influence.

Since she was already acquainted with the Navy, Dunlap later decided to enlist in the U.S. Naval Reserve (Women's Reserve), which is mostly known by its nickname, WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service).

Also working for hops companies, he became well acquainted with Yakima and moved there when he decided to brew to his own taste.

As well as the "normal ones" – cats, dogs, chickens and the accident-prone hamsters – Morgan and her two older sisters became well acquainted with the exotic livestock their entrepreneurial father decided to breed after renting fields from local farmers.

Being well acquainted with the exploits of their city cousins, we decided to head back inside for the dinner buffet.