Sentence examples similar to foster acquaintance from inspiring English sources
To foster my acquaintance with the family's history and changing fortunes, he spoke of distant ancestors sailing from the port of Boston and the Gulf of Maine in the early-nineteenth-century China trade, of my great-grandfather's organizing the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company in 1899 not because of the money in the business but because of the romance.
The rest of the ship's passengers, including missionaries Angela Bead (Vanessa Redgrave and Gwendolyne Quim Dorothy Tutinin) assume the two are married, and when Professor Rex Goodyear John Hurtt) appears to recognise Duncan as his old acquaintance Alasdair Birch, Duncan fosters the assumption to maintain his cover.
We'd even heard from an acquaintance going through foster care training that our family was lifted up as an example of how you support transgender children.
So the questions started to swim around my mind that how far can the "separation" of acquaintance links be in order to foster and grow transgender acceptance.
This first systematic outreach in Majengo village made the research team visible in the community, served as an opportunity for mutual acquaintance with the women, and helped foster a non-judgmental caring attitude for the women by the Majengo clinic staff.
He was returned to her when he was 3, but months later, when he complained of being sexually abused by an acquaintance of his mother, he was back in foster care.
If his prominence is sufficient to fill Carnegie Hall for a concert half devoted to young protégés and celebrity acquaintances, it can't be seen as anything but good news that he uses it to foster young artists and music education programs.
It is using contemporary techniques to foster a kind of social networking that predates the dawn of services like Facebook and Twitter: old-fashioned conversation among casual acquaintances, without keyboards and screens.
