Sentence examples for long-time acquaintance from inspiring English sources
"Jamie is completely honest, but he can play rough," a long-time acquaintance said.
A long-time acquaintance of Bird ribbed the Pacers' coach yesterday after Indiana practice.
The decision by prosecutors came after Los Angeles police presented a potential felony burglary case against the troubled actress and two men who were reportedly at the Hollywood Hills home of a long-time acquaintance after several items went missing.
When the US expanded its sanctions on Thursday to include members of Vladimir Putin's inner circle, one name in particular jumped out: Gennady Timchenko, a long-time acquaintance of Putin who rose from relative obscurity to become one of Russia's richest men.
Like Mr Kovalchuk, he is a long-time acquaintance of Mr Putin, the EU says.
VaxGen Chief Gordon is a long-time acquaintance of Philip Russell, the former chief of Army medical research.
That might occur if, e.g., the aim is to explain why Peter talks to Twin Pavarotti as if they were long-time acquaintances.
Not all of the victims and suspects that knew each other were long-time acquaintances.
Figaro quotes his long-time friend and fellow London dealer David Juda: "Apart from his intimate acquaintance with English and Irish literature, Leslie was a true francophone.
Theyre now helping develop and manage the buildings under the tutelage of a couple of investing partners who are long-time family acquaintances.
For what it's worth Autoblog, our sister site in our Aol Huffington Post Media Group, did a little Googling and discovered that the random blogger and apparent Tesla owner are long-time business partners and not random acquaintances as the original blog post would have you believe.
