/ "I apprised him of the situation".
I apprised her of Kondo's one-two punch: to thank the items on their way out, and honor those staying.
But should I be apprised of all this?
I was apprised of this opening by Mr. McKay, who works as a legal officer with you.
Because of this, I wanted to apprise you of what the city has been doing to help bring about resolutions that we hope will address our community's needs.
And I kept him apprised of what was happening with the project".
— Here is something I must be apprised of or I will not be able to pick a candidate in November: Is it faster to go down Broad Street or take the expressway to get to my polling place?
But now, I have been apprised of a new Facebook trend, in which the pages of our dearly departed are converted to tribute pages, on which Facebook friends share their feelings of loss and wax poetic via wall post.
In her first comment on the matter, Harvard's president, Drew Gilpin Faust, said that she did not know about the searches at the time, but that having been apprised, "I feel very comfortable that great care was taken to safeguard the privacy of all concerned".
"I kept them apprised, and when it was coming near to the date, I put a note on their doors that said, 'Any day now, if you have a sleepless night because of my screaming, I apologize.' " In the event, Ms. Zassenhaus made barely a yelp until the final moments of her three hours of labor.
