Sentence examples for he apprised from inspiring English sources

Too late was he apprised of what came to be known as the "rivers of blood" speech, one of the most explosive political orations of the 20th century.

Then, for an encore, he apprised viewers that their preferred news source "functions as a wing of the Republican Party". Out came the cane, and off went Ricks.

All during this time he was wholly dependent on the philanthropy of his father, who was toiling away in "Monte Cristo," and whom, he apprised everyone, he thoroughly despised.

In his questioning, Mr. Flumenbaum introduced as evidence several letters that Lord Black wrote to the Barclays, beginning in early November and continuing with increasing urgency through early January, in which he apprised them of his negotiations with the special committee and expressed confidence he could navigate an end run.

In an unrelated matter, he apprised the owners that attendance records had shown televising games locally had a negative impact on the sale of home tickets.

He noted that he had apprised his school, and his students, of his company ties.

After Trump returned from Asia, he began expressing frustrations that the RNC backed away — even though he was apprised of the decision at the time.

Historians have generally assumed that he acted under secret instructions from the court of Madrid different from those given out to the public, and which left him no discretion.3 It may be, however, that on arriving in New Orleans he was apprised of conditions regarding which we have no knowledge, and which, he felt, required immediate and drastic action.

Moments after Mason made his comments, he was apprised that Twitter had lit up with chatter about his revelations.

He is apprised of the community's love, and his brother Harry toasts him: "To my brother George, the richest man in town".

On Sunday the Northern Irishman had just completed media duties on account of claiming $11.5m on the outskirts of Atlanta when he was apprised of Palmer's death.