Sentence examples for new acquaintances about from inspiring English sources

While adjusting to being a single father, I would occasionally tell new acquaintances about the birth of Tia.

Attempting small talk with new acquaintances about drugs or kidnappings: Bogotans are sick of hearing and talking about violence - and certainly despair at being lectured on the subject by newcomers.

Over the course of five years, he had worked tenaciously to make himself something more, he said, than "just another Joe". He told new acquaintances about his family's international publishing company, Auge (pronounced "Ow-hay") Media, and about his new Lourdes Foundation and its plan to provide mentors to the young and needy.

Josue lingered, talking with a new acquaintance about voodoo and rock and roll, and declined Rabbi Weiser's offer of a ride home.

Often suited up in what appeared to be a combination of fighter pilot gear and baseball fan regalia, the famous actor/comedian would tell new acquaintances stories about his private life that would mesmerize the listener, who in Jonathan's mind was a member of what he considered his universal audience.

Occasionally, he said, when new acquaintances find out about his family situation, they still ask: "Why do you have your kids?

I've found that the Galley, the dining hall, which is quite similar to a standard college cafeteria, can be a great place to make new acquaintances and learn about the plethora of support and science programs on the continent.

It was also fun and helpful to talk with new acquaintances and friends about questions such as, "What should I do with my future?" Another aspect of the program that I loved was living in one of the most international cities in the world Geneva is comprised of roughly 40percentt expats!

(The action is set in 2005 — before the ubiquity of smartphones and social media — as if to emphasize the emotional separation created by distance and time, the lack of a readily accessible fund of information about those from the past and, for that matter, about new acquaintances).

(The action is set in 2005 before the ubiquity of smartphones and social media as if to emphasize the emotional separation created by distance and time, the lack of a readily accessible fund of information about those from the past and, for that matter, about new acquaintances).

She is not secretive about new acquaintances or activities.