Sentence examples for early acquaintance from inspiring English sources

"Change was an early acquaintance in my life," Foote said.

"Change was an early acquaintance in my life," he said.

You would not recognise Mr Dove and Mr Frost, printers of my early acquaintance long gone to an inky heaven.

Beaton's own strenuous efforts would get him further ahead — and farther afield — than some of his early acquaintance might have bet.

Beaton's own strenuous efforts would get him further ahead and farther afield than some of his early acquaintance might have bet.

This early acquaintance with Thoreau led Greif to believe philosophy to be "against everything, if it was corrupt, dubious, enervating, untrue to us, false to happiness".

It will be a unique claim to Clinton's supporters that her presidency conferred on November 8, 2016 came by way of millions of early acquaintances with an Amazon princess who wore a starred tiara and handled a golden lasso better than any cowboy could.

They communicate with their eyes, as they did from their earliest acquaintance.

What blazes most brightly in the earliest acquaintance with grief is the lack of reprieve.

Garner mentioned to me that the Wallace who presented himself at the Hilton Checkers hotel lacked some of the élan of the Wallace of his earlier acquaintance.

After his release, he travelled to Schleswig-Holstein to join Baroness Gisela von Donner, an earlier acquaintance, on her estate and lived with her three children.