Sentence examples for make himself acquainted from inspiring English sources
The pianist should make himself acquainted with the orchestral, vocal and chamber works of the masters.
The pianist should make himself acquainted with the orchestral, vocal and chamber works of the masters.
He was the first to study Greek mathematical works in order to make himself acquainted with the methods of reasoning and results used there.
He had studied to make himself acquainted with this particular subject, and all that he had ever heard in defence of the power being exercised by the General Government was, that it was necessary, in case any State neglected or refused to make provision for the election.
Özil himself had made and scored goals for Germany in two World Cup games since then, but shortly after making himself acquainted to his new teammates at Arsenal, he fell ill.
There was no bridge in those days, but Pulitzer made himself acquainted with the fireman on a ferryboat, and offered to do his firing if he would take him across.
Having made himself acquainted with the disposition of his soldiers, Caesar set off with that legion to Ariminum, and there met the tribunes, who had fled to him for protection; he called his other legions from winter quarters; and ordered them to follow him.
Père Secchi will do well to examine the subject more carefully, and make himself better acquainted with the character of the investigations which had led to an exact determination of the temperature produced by solar radiation.
Rodriguez made himself heard.
